Children are always slow to do things. How should parents guide?

Many parents report that their children are in high school and are still grinding their feet to do things. They get up in the morning, shouting that they will not get up for a long time, eat breakfast, eat and watch their mobile phones. Most of the time has passed, and they haven't finished eating, even when they are doing their homework. The homework that can be finished in half an hour is delayed for an hour. What should we do for children with procrastination in high school?

What about those children who muddle along? First, finish the goal on time. Learning self-discipline is what every high school student should have. The curriculum of senior three is tight and time is tight. If you drag your feet like you did in junior high school before, without clear goals and plans, thinking about muddling along in your studies will only harm students. Many students have no habit of making plans. Parents should guide their children to understand their learning tasks and set their own learning goals. The plan must be realistic, how to use the rest of the free time in a day except class time, and when to do it.

Second, complete the goal within a time limit. In addition, making a plan is to be implemented. Never treat the plan as a decoration, not only to implement it, but also to complete every small goal within a time limit. Parents can supervise and let their children complete their learning tasks within a given time, or they can teach their children to set a small alarm clock, for example, the alarm clock will ring for about 20 minutes, so parents can check the results.

Third, get rid of bad habits. Secondly, parents should also pay attention to their children's little tricks and bad habits. Most children can't concentrate well. This is because they don't take care of their children in their usual study. Most children have the bad habit of doing their homework while watching TV. This is extremely bad and distracts their attention. Even if the homework is finished, the child has no impression of the homework, but it is meaningless to have finished the homework.

The reasons why senior high school children muddle along are as follows: First, they have no interest in learning, hold an indifferent attitude, lack self-confidence and are irresponsible. The second is "slow temper". I am slow in doing things myself, and I am not nervous about the biggest things. Third, there is no concept of time and I don't know how to make better use of time. Fourth, inattention, easy to be distracted, attracted or interrupted by other things. Fifth, I have not mastered the correct learning methods and skills.