What to do if freshman students hate studying

School aversion is a common condition among teenagers. This situation will most likely have a lot of impact on their lives. For example, it will indirectly lead to rebellious behavior and some other situations. Therefore, school aversion is really a serious problem, so this situation should be taken seriously. So what should we do if high school students are averse to school?

Adjust yourself: First, position yourself well. My goal is to go to college and realize my dreams. I must overcome difficulties and study.

Secondly, it is recommended to find a better tutoring institution to tutor the weaker subjects first. Once the unclear issues are resolved, it will be easy to catch up in the first year of high school. Then, through the changes in the scores of school exams, if you can see obvious progress in the subjects you think you are weak in, it will greatly promote your confidence in learning. Then you can find the feeling of being competent for high school studies, and then establish a virtuous circle, and you will regain your interest in learning.

Third, since you have entered a key high school, you should have a correct attitude, because instead of wasting time there, you might as well find a relaxed technical school to study while having fun. I think this must be very unfair. Think about your past achievements. No matter what, you should believe that you are a good student. The key is to really concentrate your energy on your studies, unless you don't want to go to college.

Parents’ method: First, rational emotive therapy. Parents should strive to create a democratic family atmosphere, listen to their children's voices, become their children's close friends, and provide children with a place to vent their emotions reasonably when they are unhappy.

Second, parents should have moderate expectations for their children so that children can achieve their goals through hard work without putting too much pressure on them.

The third is to ask a tutor to help the child catch up on the lessons he or she has fallen behind.

Fourth, develop a step-by-step learning plan with your child, from easy to difficult, to enhance self-confidence.

The fifth is appreciation education to increase children’s happy experience. Teachers and parents should give timely and appropriate rewards and encouragement for children's progress in all aspects, especially in learning.

Sixth is cognitive therapy. Parents should help their children analyze their shortcomings and find ways to improve them. Seventh, during the summer vacation, you can let your children participate in special training camps to improve their interest in learning and cultivate their interest in learning and self-control.