Children are very inattentive in their homework, and they are distracted by small things, which makes their homework inefficient. How to solve it?

There is a joke circulating on the internet: when she doesn't do her homework, her mother is kind and filial, and when she does her homework, she jumps. Many parents can't control the power of the flood and want to tear up homework and baby's rhythm in minutes. What if the child doesn't concentrate on his homework?

First, determine the workload. After coming home from school, parents need to confirm the homework assigned by the teacher with their children in time. In addition, don't give children other homework. Only by knowing how much homework your child has can you manage and plan your time in advance. In the early stage, he needed his parents to guide him to finish his homework, and gradually he could form the habit of doing it by himself.

Secondly, increase the interest. In children's minds, homework is a task. If you want to resist, but you can't, even if you are bored, you should do it seriously. At this time, parents can appropriately increase the interest and make their children's homework process interesting, such as holding a word practice contest or a problem-solving contest. In short, children should be made to feel happy doing homework, so that they can begin to enjoy the process of doing homework.

Third, provide the environment. In fact, homework also has certain requirements for the environment, at least it needs to be quiet and not affected by any sound. In addition, there are no other items in the workspace, which can reduce the distraction of children when doing homework. Try not to put anything else on the table. Everything should be packed except school necessities.

Then, break down the task. Parents can try to help their children break down tasks and make them finish them easily. Take homework for example, he may not be able to concentrate, so he'd better finish his homework in different categories. Plan your time, start with simple subjects, and then deal with difficult subjects or topics. Especially for young children, many things can't be done at once, and it is a good choice to decompose tasks. But parents should not be impatient. Everything has a transitional period. Parents need to be more patient if you want your children to develop the habit of concentration. Plan things and try not to compromise with your children, otherwise it will be difficult to form a habit.

Finally, give children enough rest time. Long-term study will make the brain feel tired, and proper rest can make children more focused in the next study. Psychological research has found that children can concentrate on their homework better after a short game. Of course, this time should not be too long. Control in 10 minutes to 20 minutes, too long will be counterproductive. For example, more than half an hour.