Symptoms of a Child’s Trouble in School
by clavier on Dec 29, 2008 with 0 Comments
Going to school is a child’s major undertaking where lessons are sometimes the least of his problems. If your child exhibits two or more of these clues, it may be time to talk with the teacher.
anxious school kid (image courtesy of http://media.rd.com)
- Sleeplessness – especially if there is no physical cause.
- Phantom illness – like tummy aches or fever.
- Unexplained or frequent bruises
- Frequent losses of school things, or conversely school things that aren’t his are in his bag
- Frequently alone. He doesn’t seem to have friends.
- Lying about school work
- He doesn’t want you to take a look at his homework.
Most importantly, tune in to your child’s emotional problems by being emphatic listeners. Poor self- concept can arise from lack of expressed parental appreciation and opportunities to perform. Help your child make a great leap on his own by being aware of possible problems that might inhibit him from enjoying school. Basically, communication is still the key.
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