Unfitness for School: The Role of Regional Departments in Rural Areas
In order for a child to be able to master school tasks successfully, to be able to follow classes carefully and to mobilize all its intellectual capacity, it needs to…
Environmental Influence on Speech Hygiene in the Child
The environment has a very significant influence on the development of children's speech. Educators can, by proper procedure, accelerate the maturation of the speech of their pupils and prevent various…
The Influence of Family Stratification on the Child’s Personality Development
The development of modern society inevitably causes the reduction of the family and a certain weakening of its internal structure. Along with the ever-increasing industrialization and the constant overflow of…
Understanding Puberty: Changes, Challenges, and Sexual Education for Youth
Onset and Characteristics of Puberty For this period, the most significant changes are in the appearance and structure of the body. Pubertal changes begin in girls earlier than in boys;…
Classification of Children with Mental Disorders by Intensity of Behavioral Symptoms
Children with mental disorders can be classified into three groups: mild, moderate, and more severe.
Stuttering as a Childhood Neurosis
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.
Waking Enuresis and its Associations with Sleep Enuresis and Other Factors in Children
Waking enuresis is an expression of fear, anger, impatience, and excitement, with 5% of enuretics urinating on the floor.
The Child’s Need of an Authoritative Person
The child has a strong need to find reliable support, real help and emotional support from the adults around it. It wants to have confidence in its educators, it wants…
The Nature and Causes of Psychogenic Vomiting in Children
Psychogenic vomiting in children is a biological reaction to a violent procedure, but can also be an expression of fear of failure, resistance to a strict educator, or a neurotic symptom.
Teacher Help for Unadapted Children
A teacher can help a child who behaves negatively at school in several ways. Group Work: The Psychotherapy of Poorly Adapted Children Proper educational procedures will help it to cope…
The Effect of Families’ Siblings on Children’s School Performance
We compared the school success of children, which our survey found in the eighth grade during their schooling so far, with some more significant data on their family situation. We…
Raising a Child: Introduction
The concept of education can be understood in the narrower and broader sense of the word. In a broader sense, upbringing consists of all those environmental factors that in some…