Hi there. This short post is about young students having off days (even off periods) when they don't want to learn.


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* Sometimes Kids Don't Want To Learn
* Try To Keep It Light & Fun For Students

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## Sometimes Kids Don't Want To Learn
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Something that a lot of educators (in my opinion) need to understand and respect is that young students can have off days when they do not want to learn or do anything. Problems that these young students can face include: family problems, intense emotions, wanting to play instead of learn.

You can ask students what is going on but you may not get an answer. The answer may be very personal. If this is the case, exercise patience and stay respectful to the student.

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## Try To Keep It Light & Fun For Students
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When dealing with non-motivated students, it is best to not be strict with students. Try to keep activities fun and interesting for them. Avoid being judgmental and critical. Maybe give more breaks than usual for these students as they may need some alone time.

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