1, eyes staring. In class, when students are found to be inattentive, teachers can adopt the method of staring. The teacher soon focused on the absent-minded students. When students see the teacher's eyes, they will naturally change their minds and listen carefully. After all, students are more afraid of teachers. Attention, when students are found to be inattentive, teachers should not take the way of yelling loudly, which will scare students and may leave a psychological shadow.
2. Touch the students' heads. Draw students' attention back to the classroom and let them continue to listen carefully. Teachers can also walk up to students and touch their heads. Such a slight movement seems to be a kind of carelessness, which can not only criticize the students, but also make the children concentrate and let the students feel the care of the teachers.
3. Name the problem. If the students are not focused, the teacher can directly call the students who are distracted to answer the questions, but be careful not to appear too deliberate or embarrass them. Don't let students think that students are scolded by the teacher for desertion, and the teacher wants to scold him. Otherwise, students may be laughed at by their classmates and their self-esteem will be hurt.
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