Every child is unique. Some children may be more active and impulsive, but that doesn't mean they can't understand and guide. What they need is more patience, understanding and correct guidance.

Clear goals and expectations

Make small goals with your children every day, let them know the sense of accomplishment in completing the task, and thus enhance their self-control.

Positive excitation

Encourage children with praise and rewards to make them more confident and motivated to show themselves better.

Create a quiet environment

Reducing external interference and creating a quiet study and living space for children will help children to concentrate better.

Multi-sensory learning

Use charts, pictures, animations and other ways to show the learning content, so that learning becomes more vivid, interesting and easy to understand.

Emotional regulation

Teach children deep breathing, meditation and other skills to help children better control their emotions and behaviors.

Professional support

If children's hyperactivity affects their daily life and study, they may wish to seek professional psychological counseling or medication to provide more comprehensive support for their children.

Constant patience and understanding.

Every child has his own rhythm. For hyperactive children, we need more patience and understanding to accompany them to grow up slowly.