Baby is first class
the Remaining few days before the start of the school year. Soon we will all be able to see a wonderful picture as elegant first-graders with big bouquets of flowers and bright behind portfolios will be collected on the ruler. br>
For toddlers is both a celebration and a lot of stress. As in his life there are significant changes. He becomes a schoolboy and gets the status of the student. Now it requires discipline, the ability to sit 30-40 minutes in the classroom, and to grasp the educational material. In addition, he gets a new team, which must learn to build relationships. br>
in order to get children accustomed to the new environment, the school, its conditions they undergo an adaptation period. The period when children learn up to 12 hours of the day (first 6 months), the lessons last no more than 30-35 minutes, then the time shifts from 30 minutes to 1 hour; homework don't ask.
the Optimal time for adaptation is 3-4 months, but the process may be delayed up to 6 - 7 months. By this time, the student has a positive attitude to school, adequately perceive requirements, showing interest in self-employment, performs tasks of a teacher, sociable, friendly.
If by the end of the school year the child has difficulty in adapting, it indicates maladjustment. What does it mean? This education inadequate mechanisms of adaptation of the child to the school in the form of school failure, behavioral disorders, relationship conflicts, increase the level of anxiety, the manifestation of psychogenic reactions: irritability, headaches or fatigue.
as a Result of school exclusion may be the lack of psychological preparation for school, or its incorrect presentation.
IN the NEXT ARTICLE I will WRITE ABOUT:
HOW to PSYCHOLOGICALLY PREPARE the CHILD FOR SCHOOL;
HOW to HELP first GRADER to OVERCOME the DIFFICULTIES.
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