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Mental disorder or school adjustmt prblm
I am a preschool teacher,one of my student whose age is between 2 and half to 3 yrs had some traumatic experience in past school and joined this October in our school.But he didn't settled until now,he is very smart and intelligent kid but his interest lasts 5 min in each and every activity.He keeps on crying from stepping inside to school until he steps out.He keeps on crying and making others to distract.we try to engage him but he is not obeyg & his parents also worryg about him.
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You did not specified what the traumatic experience was. A kid of 2 to 3 years has many reasons for such a behaviour. Maybe the kid could be missing parents while at school, psychologically speaking some fixation during infant stage etc. This can be really handled by a dedicated teacher like you. Have loads of patience and you don't get emotional or anxious. Think of practical ways of handling the kid. Maybe seek your seniors or experienced teachers for help.
Not sure how the parents are handling the kid at home, is there a new arrival in their family, many reasons to be analysed.
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let the parents consult Psychologist, if they are okay to do so. There are positive Counselling to help, many of them think Counselling is only for problems. Discuss with the parents, leave the choice to them. You can be instrumental to help, mind your emotions as you have a life and family of yours
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