A child who suffers from dyslexia and dysgraphia, i.e. insufficient ability to master reading and writing, has great difficulties. If a student reads poorly, it does not mean that he…
Stuttering is a neurosis caused by spasms of the muscles of the speech organs, which interfere with the normal flow of speech. Stuttering is a common childhood neurosis caused by fear of one's own speech, which can have a negative impact on emotional and social development.
How the Frightened One React? Fear means withdrawing from a situation to which one does not know how to react in a more adequate way. It motivates a frightened man…
The basic goal of proper upbringing is to help a child develop into a healthy personality. This means that the child should be brought up with a natural, realistic and…
The "exemplary" child is often unsociable, egocentric, and conceited, leading to insecurity and neurotic behavior.
Family is the first and most important factor in the sexual education of children and youth. The second in order and importance is the school. The Success of Sex Education…
Educators must regain trust, establish authority, and create a healthy emotional relationship with a defiant child to prevent and treat child defiance.
Mental health issues in children and adolescents can be classified into five categories: behavioral, neurotic, mental underdevelopment, mental disorders during brain damage, and psychosis.
It is often observed that the younger of two children in a family develops mentally easier and faster than the older one. This is because the younger child identifies not…
Children with mental disorders can be classified into three groups: mild, moderate, and more severe.
The medical condition of a child with an unfavorable diagnosis before or after birth is called a congenital disorder, also called congenital defects. The 3 most common causes of congenital…
Nervous behavior in children and adolescents is an expression of a conflict between the child and the environment, most often in the 5th and 8th years.
