Without a Clock in the Head. About Children Who Find It Hard to Learn

In every class, there are such students: they seem smart, yet they cannot study properly. In the Russian language notebook, there are silly mistakes, they do their homework until late at night, they mix everything up, they are always late;... they forget their P.E. uniform at home, lose their change of shoes, and can't complete anything on time. What is wrong with these children?
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It is not by chance that those who struggle with their studies are called "underachievers": they really fall behind like faulty clocks. Is it possible to set a clock in the head? And if so, what specialist should do this - a doctor, a psychologist, an educator? Everything you will read in this book is an attempt to find answers to the questions posed.

Author: ЕФИМОВА В.

Printhouse: Dilia

Series: Child Psychology

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2015

ISBN: 9785423602376

Number of pages: 256

Size: 20 x 12.5 x 1.3 mm

Cover type: Мягкая глянцевая

Weight: 240 g

ID: 1259480

In every class, there are such students: they seem smart, yet they cannot study properly. In the Russian language notebook, there are silly mistakes, they do their homework until late at night, they mix everything up, they are always late; they forget their P.E. uniform at home, lose their change of shoes, and can't complete anything on time. What is wrong with these children?
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It is not by chance that those who struggle with their studies are called "underachievers": they really fall behind like faulty clocks. Is it possible to set a clock in the head? And if so, what specialist should do this - a doctor, a psychologist, an educator? Everything you will read in this book is an attempt to find answers to the questions posed.