Introduction - A daily life that crumbles as concentration leaves the house

PART 1.
Understanding Your Child's Concentration

1.
What is concentration?
-The four attentional forces that make up concentration
How is my child's concentration? (My Child's Concentration Test)

2.
Things that take away children's concentration
-Arongdarongi Children with different temperaments
-Various factors that take away concentration
-ADHD is careful

3.
Don't misunderstand me for not being focused.
Understand your child's developmental stages: Brain development characteristics by age
-Observe the child objectively.

4.
Understand the process of training concentration.
-Habits rule concentration.
-The power to focus on oneself
-Elements needed for concentration - body, mind, head, environment

*Specialist Consultation Room 1

PART 2.
Training our children's concentration

[ Body : Maintain optimal condition ]

1.
Getting enough sleep awakens a clear brain.
-Lack of sleep tires the brain.
Developing Sleep Habits to Improve Concentration *Solution 1
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

2.
Build your concentration muscles with exercise
-Exercise makes you smarter
Developing Exercise Habits to Build Concentration *Solution 2
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

3.
A healthy diet builds a strong brain.
-Proper eating habits improve concentration.
Developing Eating Habits to Improve Concentration *Solution 3
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

[Mind: Establish a center of concentration]

1.
Look at yourself objectively
-Metacognition governs concentration
-Increasing Metacognition for Focus Training *Solution 4
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

2.
When you focus on yourself, you experience hyper-focus.
Self-determination creates hyper-focus.
-Increasing Self-Determination to Develop Concentration *Solution 5
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

3.
Pleasure gives you the best concentration
-When you're good at something and you like it, your concentration explodes.
- Strengthening Your Child's Talents for Focus Training *Solution 6
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

*Specialist Consultation Room 2

[ Head: Build an Optimized Brain ]
1.
Read a storybook every day
- Concentration developed through understanding complex plots
Reading Storybooks to Build Concentration *Solution 7
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

2.
Challenge yourself with something a little more challenging
-Concentration increases when the task level is adjusted
-Choosing the right task to train your concentration *Solution 8
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

3.
You have to focus on things you hate too
-The power to focus even on things you dislike
Developing Self-Control to Improve Concentration *Solution 9
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

[Environment: Increase the effectiveness of concentration]

1.
Rescue your child from the smartphone
-Become the master of your smartphone
-Learn how to use your smartphone correctly to improve concentration *Solution 10
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

2.
Organization is the beginning of concentration.
-Cleaning up your surroundings improves concentration.
Developing Organizing Habits to Improve Concentration *Solution 11
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

3.
Prioritize your work
Prioritizing your work increases your daily productivity.
-Prioritizing your work to improve concentration *Solution 12
[One-Week Focus Training Worksheet for Immediate Use]

*Specialist Consultation Room 3

PART 3.
Parents determine their child's concentration.

Environmental Support: Helping Your Potential Unleash Its Power

1.
Raise it as if it's a little lacking
-Deficiency is the driving force of growth.
-Raising it as if it were a little lacking

2.
Stick to consistent rules
-Rules are necessary for children to feel comfortable.
- Stick to consistent rules

3.
Create an environment that optimizes concentration.
- Maintain optimal concentration
- Creating an environment that optimizes concentration

4.
Ignite focus with appropriate rewards
-Rewards lead to focus
-Use appropriate compensation

5.
Allow your child to rest
-Rest recharges concentration
- Allowing your child to rest for growth

Emotional Support: Support the Foundation of Concentration

1.
Look at your child's emotions first.
-Children who change depending on their psychological environment
Emotional Development is a Top Priority (Student Emotional and Behavioral Characteristics Test Questionnaire for Parents)

2.
Have conversations that encourage listening and participation.
-Conversation with parents makes children happy.
-Have a conversation that communicates with your child

3.
Offer words of recognition, not stigma.
-The key to helping a child grow is words of recognition.
- Praise your child with proper recognition

4.
Wait for the child and believe in him till the end
-Parents' patience allows children to grow on their own.
-Become a parent who believes in and waits for their child.

5.
Parents, set an example
-The greatest educational effect is example.
-Training parents' concentration

*Specialist Consultation Room 3

The article is coming out - Your child's concentration is growing.

“Children who can’t concentrate, is that really innate?”
Parents change their child's concentration,
A practical concentration solution built on 16 years of teaching experience!

Between smartphones, short videos, constant notifications, and the vibrant stimuli of social media, where has children's concentration disappeared? As a high school teacher for 16 years, the author encounters the serious problem of children's attention deficit disorder every day in the classroom.
Students can no longer concentrate on their books and cannot put their smartphones down for even a moment.
Even video content is preferred to be short and stimulating.
In addition to smartphones, unstable home environments, difficulties in friendships, and academic stress are also factors that constantly weaken children's concentration.
Children who are easily distracted and have difficulty concentrating like this have difficulty participating properly in class, which leads to poor grades and various difficulties in their daily lives.
In today's environment, where even the time for quiet reflection has disappeared, how can parents help their children regain their focus and develop it further?

“Concentration is not simply the ability to study well.
It is the power that is essential for thinking, choosing, leading life, and changing the future.

If you can't focus, even the most basic things like learning, listening, experiencing, and connecting become difficult.
This problem should not be viewed simply as a matter of learning attitude.
Lack of concentration is a deep and serious problem that threatens a child's entire life.
The author, a parent and teacher, says:
“Parents can help their children develop concentration!” Because parents have the greatest influence on their children and are the most trusted figures.

This book examines what 'true concentration' is and corrects misconceptions and truths about concentration.
We closely analyze the causes of children's lack of concentration these days and suggest realistic and specific concentration training methods by considering the child's developmental stage, personality, parenting attitude, and educational environment.
It provides a variety of situational solutions to help parents develop their children's concentration in everyday life, and is also filled with practical materials that can be used immediately, such as 'My Child's Concentration Test' and 'Concentration Training Worksheets You Can Use Right Away.'
Additionally, in the 'Specialist Counseling Room', a psychiatrist provides clear answers to misunderstandings and specific concerns about concentration.
In addition, it provides effective solutions to relieve parents' frustration.


In an age of rapid change and overflowing stimulation, the ability to think deeply and immerse oneself is all the more important.
Concentration goes beyond simple learning ability; it is the foundation for a child to grow into an emotionally stable and autonomous human being.
Therefore, children must consistently develop the habit of concentrating every day.
In that process, the role of parents is very important.
It is important that the concentration training methods and practical plans introduced in the book be tried and consistently practiced by both parents and children.
As parents' small efforts accumulate, their child's concentration will grow further, becoming a force that will solidify their future.

"My Child's Concentration Is Shaking" presents specific methods to effectively develop and strengthen a child's concentration.
The book is divided into three parts, explaining step-by-step everything from understanding the concept of concentration to practical strategies and the role of parents.

PART 1.
Understanding Your Child's Concentration explains the concept and key elements of concentration.
Concentration is divided into four types: sustained attention, selective attention, switched attention, and divided attention, and concentration may appear differently depending on the child's temperament.
It also explains the influence of personal, social, and environmental factors on concentration, and allows for objective evaluation of a child's concentration through 'Our Child's Concentration Test', 'Characteristics of Brain Development by Age', and 'Accurate Understanding of ADHD'.

PART 2.
In 'Training Our Children's Concentration', the key elements for developing concentration are divided into body, mind, head, and environment, and specific solutions for training concentration are presented.
The 'body' strategy emphasizes that good sleep allows the brain to function well, and exercise can build the muscles of concentration.
It is also important to get enough nutrients that are good for your brain.
The 'mind' strategy says that in order to focus well, you need to have the metacognitive ability to objectively understand yourself.
It also emphasizes that you can experience hyperfocus when you have self-determination and focus on things you enjoy.
The 'head' strategy says that you can develop concentration by reading storybooks with complex plots, challenging yourself with slightly difficult tasks, and engaging in sufficient discussion to focus on things you dislike.
As an 'environmental' strategy, he says it is important to teach people how to use their smartphones correctly, to develop the habit of regularly cleaning up their surroundings, and to prioritize work.
Parents can experience changes by applying what they learn in the book to their children's real lives through the 'Concentration Strengthening Solution' and 'One-Week Concentration Training Worksheet' provided for each chapter.

PART 3.
'Parents Determine Their Child's Concentration' emphasizes the influence of parents' role on their child's concentration.
Parents are informed of what kind of environment they should create around their child and what kind of attitude they should show to support their child's emotions.

The Environmental Report suggests that parents should raise their children as if they are a little more generous than they should be, maintain an authoritative parenting style, stick to consistent rules, use appropriate rewards, and allow their children to rest.
The 'Emotional Report' advises that you first examine your child's emotions, as their concentration varies depending on their psychological environment.
Accordingly, the ‘Student Emotional and Behavioral Characteristics Test Questionnaire for Parents’ was made available for use.
He also emphasizes the importance of communicating with children, engaging in conversations that encourage listening and participation, giving positive feedback, and acknowledging and waiting for the child's efforts.
Additionally, it is emphasized that parents' own efforts to strengthen their children's concentration and set a good example for their children have a great impact on strengthening their children's concentration.


This book provides specific information on the role parents must play in developing their children's valuable concentration skills, which will lead them to the future.
It teaches children that with parental support, encouragement, faith, and patience, they can learn, focus, and grow on their own.