Causes of School Refusal
Fear of failure
Conflict with teacher
Anxiousness
Bullying
Lack of Quality education
Separation from Caregiver
Learning difficulties
Trauma
Symptoms of School Refusal
Clinginess
Temper Tantrum
Report Nausea, Stomachaches
Social Withdrawal
Laziness
Absenteeism
Fearfulness
Irritability
Tips for Parents and Caregivers
1. Talk with them why they don't want to go
2. Acknowledge their concerns
3. Discuss their concerns with teachers
4. Try to be firm and reasonable
5. Make sure they feel safe or comfortable
6. Help them evelop independence
Tips for Teachers
1. Create a back to school plan
2. Help them connect with their peers
3. Plan helpful transitions
4. Look after what is bothering them
5. Get a professional involved
6. Communicate with the parents
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Frequently Asked Questions
Children may choose not to attend school and be worried about having to leave home. Children's feelings about school should be acknowledged, and you should also let them know that you expect them to return from school. Express your compassion for your child. If your child still feels they can't control their anxieties or fears about school, have a conversation with them about visiting an online counsellor or top psychologist in India.
Scolionophobia is an extreme fear of going to school. Though not a formal professional diagnosis, it is frequently a sign of other anxiety disorders. Children who have a fear of going to school frequently have severe bodily symptoms. Mild scolionophobic in children can be helped by consulting child psychologists who might work with a caregiver or teacher to get over the child's worries about going to school.
Every kid is different. Therefore, each circumstance will be dealt with separately. Make sure the management at the school is aware of the situation so they don't mistakenly send the child home. Let the kid express his or her worries and anxieties. Another strategy is to gradually separate the parent and child while they are at school. One strategy is to initially place the parent next to the child in the classroom. If other issues occur, consider family therapy. It might be necessary to consult a child psychologists or an online psychiatrist if symptoms of anxiety reach severe levels.
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