When a child is restless in his chair and not paying attention, we tend to think of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but anxiety can also be the cause. When a child is anxious about going to school, he may have difficulty concentrating on his lessons and ignore the teacher's lectures because his anxious thoughts are overwhelming his brain. School anxiety is a worrying thing for children and a concern for parents. It is very common, but it is not always the same. Sometimes it becomes an illness such as depression, behavioral disorders, emotional disorders. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you better understand your child's anxiety about going to school.

At preschool age, children often have their own fears, some are afraid of going to school, others are afraid of not having anyone to play with. Why do children have such fears, and how can we help them overcome these fears?

Homework is not only a way for children to review knowledge, but it is also an opportunity for parents to participate in their children's learning. However, some children will not do their homework. Here are 13 tips on how to get your child to do their homework, compiled from parents, teachers, the National Education Association, and the U.S. Department of Education.

Mathematics is an important foundation in life. Therefore, parents need to inspire their children's love of mathematics from an early age. This plays a very important role. So how to nurture children's love of mathematics?

Kindergarten is a child’s first school. Some children find it an exciting experience, but others feel shy, timid, or even afraid of going to school, showing signs such as not participating in group activities or playing quietly alone. So how can you help a shy child become more active and happy when going to school?

The safety of children when communicating and meeting strangers is always one of the top concerns of many parents. Although worried about their children's safety, not all parents know how to convey appropriate, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-remember information to their children. So what should children do when they meet strangers? Parents, please find out the detailed instructions below.