Children find it difficult to concentrate on or pay attention to their studies in school. What are the reasons? How can we solve this problem?

In many societies, a number of
children
face difficulties to pay attention or concentrating on their studies in school or tutoring. When we think about we were young, most of us suffered in
this
situation. The main reasons for
this
situation are
due to
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lack of concentration and kids thinking that a
class
is boring. These reasons are coped with each other.
Children
consider that a
class
is boring so a lack of concentration
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their
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. To solve
this
problem, we should think about how
children
can concentrate on or pay attention to their
class
.
First
, schools and
teachers
should make a study funnier. To make a study funnier,
teachers
have to
research
for
class
so that younger can enjoy their
class
.
First
, in the
research
from Seoul National
University
and Konkuk
University
, researchers found that most
children
prefer
classes
held outdoors.
Also
70% of
children
who answered that they prefer
classes
held outdoors wanted to have outdoor
classes
every day. In
this
research
, researchers found that
children
's concentration in a
class
had increased rapidly compared to normal
classes
.
Furthermore
,
teachers
and schools should consider with
quality
of studies. Not all
teachers
, but some
teachers
' teaching
quality
is very crappy. In the
research
from Korea
University
and Waseda
University
, researchers found that 65% of middle school
students
in Korea and 59% of middle school
students
in Japan speak that they can not concentrate in their
classes
due to a tutor's
quality
. To sum up,
teachers
and schools should make an effort to increase the
quality
of their studies and ask
students
about their preferences for
classes
.
Also
, when societies take care of the
children
's studying climates,
students
will be able to concentrate on their
classes
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Distraction
  • Concentration
  • Engagement
  • Curriculum
  • Attention span
  • Learning disorders
  • Interactive learning
  • Personalized learning
  • Supportive learning environment
  • Mental health
  • Organizational skills
  • Educational policy
  • Mindfulness
  • Screen time
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