With the current situation becoming the new normal, the children are adapting themselves to the present trend of online classes. The acceptance and adaptability levels are high for children. Their concentration levels and retention capability have to be tested so often to understand its depth and to improvise it if the need arises.
Due to the ongoing pandemic news from every part of the day, to kill the boredom, some children resort to video games, videos, movies. Working Parents and those living nuclear family types can’t much help to keep the child occupied for so long without screen time.
Is there a possibility to stop the screen time for kids? The answer is no. Because there are some positive reasons for viewing beneficial content available on the internet. Higher levels of screen time have major repercussions, whilst lesser screen time for kids, it is better for overall well being.
Aren’t you as a parent worried to keep your child, focused, and on toes despite the situation? If you notice poor concentration in your child, it’s time to buck up.
- When the child misses or loses his belongings
- When he fails to stay organized
- When he finds it difficult to remember what he learned
- When his handwriting is poor for his age.
- When there are constant mood swings
- When gross motor skills require improvement.
Now, if you notice one of the above, the changes in a child, they must know what can be done to improve their focus. The kid’s concentration during online classes is not on par as compared to the traditional classrooms. Where do you think the responsibility is to improve the undivided attention of the child? As parents, teachers, we strive hard to improve the concentration of online schools.