How to educate children with ADHD

Now many children have ADHD, which is also a headache for parents. When educating children with ADHD, some parents have incorrect ways, which leads to ADHD becoming more and more serious. So how to educate children with ADHD?

First, cultivate the self-esteem and self-confidence of ADHD children

For such children, we should patiently and repeatedly educate them to help them cultivate self-esteem and self-confidence, eliminate their nervousness and help them improve their self-control ability. If conditions permit, strive for the cooperation of doctors, parents and teachers to do a good job in education.

Second, strengthen attention training for children with ADHD.

Children with ADHD are inattentive, so we should find ways to cultivate their attention. Parents can tell some interesting stories and jokes every day to concentrate and listen to you. It may not be smooth at first, but it is a process. If you can extend a little time every day, it means that you are very successful. Long-term persistence will achieve unexpected results. Then they will gradually improve their concentration. At this time, parents should encourage and reward their children in time to give them a sense of accomplishment.

Third, don't be too strict with children with ADHD.

First of all, parents should understand the characteristics of ADHD, and the requirements for ADHD children should not be as strict as those for normal children. As long as their ADHD can be controlled within a range that is not too excessive, it will be fine. You shouldn't be too demanding.

Fourth, use the extra energy of ADHD children.

For children with ADHD, they are active and energetic, so we guide these children and make full use of their excess energy. Mom and dad can let him do something that he can, such as cleaning the table, washing vegetables and sweeping the floor, so that they can release their excess energy. As a father, you can take your son to play football, play ball and consume energy.

Fifth, encourage children and reduce stress for them.

Give the child appropriate encouragement and affirmation, and let him learn to persist. Don't call him a "silly boy" just because he can't count and play the piano. Don't put pressure on your child, let him grow up easily.