During adolescence, many changes have taken place in children's bodies, and their hormone levels fluctuate, which may affect their emotions and behaviors.
At the same time, they may face family and social pressures, such as family expectations and peer relationships, which may also lead to rebellious and school-weary behaviors.
Finally, adolescence is a process of establishing self-identity and values. Children may try to explore their hobbies and values, which may lead to changes in their views on schools and other adult authorities.
Parents can take some measures to alleviate their children's rebellious psychology and school-weariness in adolescence, such as:
Understand children's emotions and needs: Parents should try their best to understand children's emotions and needs, show support and care for children, and make children feel understood and valued.
Establish a good family relationship: Parents should establish a good family relationship with their children to enhance mutual trust and communication. When children are rebellious, parents should not easily lose their temper or punish their children, but communicate with them as calmly as possible to understand their thoughts and feelings.
Stimulate children's interests: Parents can help children explore their hobbies and interests and let them actively participate in various activities, thus diverting attention and reducing their weariness of learning.
Give children proper autonomy: During their adolescence, they need to start building self-identity and values. Therefore, parents should give their children proper autonomy, let them make their own decisions and learn to take responsibility.
Seek professional help: If the child's rebellious attitude and weariness of learning are serious, parents can seek the help of professional psychological counselors or doctors in order to find and solve the problem as soon as possible.