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Sham Stupid Child and Really Stupid Child

Sham Stupid Child And Really Stupid Child

by Joko E S

Basically differentiated stupid child to become two, that is: sham stupid child and stupid child truthfully. Sham Stupid child is stupid child because something matter, for example because is lazy, less motivation motivation, in ill part with teacher (school friend, place go to school) and others. Stupid child truthfully is child which is stupid really.

Characteristics really stupid child: difficult to give all mind to, base on its friends, easy to confuse, its attention shorten, difficult think abstraction, only can do simple duties, exchequer of language less, unstable feeling and difficult to live with in life of social.

To ascertain what is your child is included in stupid or sham stupid category which really, better do intellegence tes. If IQ (Intelligence Quotient) your child 75-90 categorized as sham stupid (slow leaner), if your IQ child 50-75 categorized as stupid really (mentally retarded).

How to handle sham stupid child? Don'T panic, do several things hereunder

In giving lesson, use physic appliances, for example pictures, posters, and demonstrated example

In count lesson, attention at meaning, and congenialitys relation.

Give test by sistematis and train continuously, and support with appliances of audio visual, this matter aim to assist child improve recall.

Use the way of lesson or game given in the form of a story so that child give attention more to given lesson items.

Give lesson duty which early with lesson duty which enough shorten and is not difficult or done easy and simple lesson duty.

Giving present and praise to reached achievement by child, though the achievement small.

Look for your child learn friend which can be invited cooperation.

Paying attention growth his social, train with various game of role (role as doctor, police, teacher, military, lawyer, attorney, other roles and judge).

Improving health of child with a few activity of sport, providing food with healthy food.

Investigate special talents your child, if special talents your child have been found, developing the talents ( singing, drawing and other talents).

If your child have normal IQ ( IQ + 100) or your child have smart IQ ( IQ more than 110), but your stupid child, have to look for cause of your child become stupidly. Have Traffic Fringes In Family And Your World

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