Most children can't concentrate for long. This requires a little correction and habit formation. The child is inattentive. You can train your child's attention from the following three points:

read aloud

Arrange a time every day (10-20 minutes) for children to choose their favorite essays and read them aloud to their parents. This is a process of coordinating children's mouth, eyes and brain. In the process of reading, children try not to make mistakes. He must be highly focused and stick to this kind of training.

Encourage more

Encourage and don't interfere with children's doing what they like: when children are so absorbed in doing his small crafts or observing small animals that they forget to eat, parents should remember not to interfere with their children, but wait patiently for him to finish his work. You know, when a child is immersed in interest, he is inadvertently cultivating his attention.

Allocate time

Try to minimize the frequency of nagging and reprimanding children, so that children feel that they are the masters of time: teach children to allocate time, and when they concentrate on their homework in a relatively short time, they will have more time to do other things. Children learn to control their time, have a sense of success, and have more confidence in doing things.