What if the child is unwilling to raise his hand to speak in class?

What if the child is unwilling to raise his hand to speak in class? Is there any good way?

Children may be reluctant to raise their hands to speak because they are afraid of being laughed at by others or that their answers are incorrect. At this time, parents can take the following measures to help their children:

1. Encourage children. Parents can tell their children that everyone makes mistakes, and it is important to have the courage to try and express ideas. Encourage children to talk more and express their opinions.

2. Give children confidence. Parents can help their children prepare some common questions and help them practice answering them. This can make children more confident in class. 3. Cultivate children's interest. If children are interested in a topic, they will be more willing to participate in the discussion. Parents can help their children find interesting topics and encourage them to express their views in class.

4. communicate with the teacher. Parents can communicate with their children's teachers, understand their children's performance in class, and seek advice and help from teachers.

In short, parents should patiently help their children overcome the psychological barriers of fear of expression and make them more confident and active in class.