The child always has a fever for three minutes. What should I do if I don't want to go to the interest class several times?

It is common that children often lose interest in interest classes. Here are some suggestions to help you cope with your child's short-term enthusiasm for interest classes:

1. Communicate to understand children's interests: talk frankly with children to understand their real interests in interest classes. Sometimes children may be just curious or influenced by other factors, but they are not really interested in this interest.

2. Respect your child's wishes: Try not to force your child to attend interest classes that you are not interested in. Give them some autonomy, let them participate in the decision-making process and consider other possible activities or hobbies.

3. Find an interest class suitable for children: Maybe the current interest class does not meet children's preferences or needs. Try to find other types of interest classes, explore different interests of children, and try to let them participate in interesting activities.

4. Encourage persistence and commitment: Help children understand the importance of persistence and commitment. Explain the purpose of joining the interest class and encourage them to try for at least a while instead of giving up easily. Sometimes interest will be cultivated slowly through constant participation.

5. Develop an incentive mechanism: Establish an incentive mechanism to encourage children to participate in interest classes. A small reward system can be established, such as rewarding after completing a certain number of courses or rewarding after reaching a certain performance goal. This can help children build positive motivation.

6. Seek partners and social support: Encourage children to participate in interest classes with other peers. Having a partner around may make children more interested and motivated to participate.

7. Explore other learning methods: If children are still not interested in interest classes, they can try other learning methods, such as online education platforms, painting courses, music courses or sports clubs. Give children more choices and let them find their real interests.

The most important thing is to understand children's individual differences and respect their wishes and interests.