What should I do if a first-grade child has difficulty concentrating?

For first-grade children with difficulty concentrating, medical factors should first be ruled out. If a child experiences physical discomfort such as headaches, tinnitus, or insomnia, prompt medical attention is necessary to ensure their physical well-being. Psychological counseling can also be provided for children with poor concentration, helping them adjust their emotions and change the mental state contributing to distraction, thereby fostering self-control and improving focus. Additionally, certain activities may be tried, such as playing games together, telling stories, or involving the child in various activities, to enhance their interest and improve attention span.