What can I do to prolong my child's concentration time?
The best way to help your child prolong his concentration is to spend time with him one-on-one, which is the most effective teaching method invented to date. Jerome Kagan, a psychologist at Harvard University, found that one-on-one instruction is particularly effective in helping children focus when he studies how to improve language problems in children with learning difficulties. He points out that reading stories for children and paying attention to their reactions when they listen to them can bring many benefits. So he stressed that if possible, parents are better off reading storybooks for each child individually.
I know this method is not easy for families whose parents are both at work and have more than one child, but seven days a week, you should always find time to be alone with your child and let him find your focus on him, even if it is only once or twice a week.
One-on-one time between parents and children can be used to read, chat, or play games, which is very important for educating children about the concept of life things such as books, toys, flowers, or water. Once the child has a concept of these things, he has the basis for further learning, and the child's attention can be concentrated. If you don't know something about life and don't know why it happens, then the child can't focus on something at all...
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