School refusal stems from emotional distress and anxiety which could be related to a range of issues either at home, school or both. A recent study reveals that 1 in 5 British children experience phobia or school refusal which has shown to be more prevalent in children’s age groups aged 5 – 6 and 10 – 11 years ایران آموزشگاه بانک اطلاعات مراکز آموزشی و خدماتی.
The research also revealed that many parents were not aware of the conditions and those who were aware of it, experienced a major lack of information. School refusal does and can bring about a range of physical challenges and symptoms for the child or young person.
From a behavioural perspective, the symptoms show up as: tantrums, threats of self harm, crying or angry outbursts. These symptoms are likely to subside once the child feels safe and secure, generally in the home environment and/or once they’ve been allowed to stay at home.
School refusal may be triggered by a number of reasons, children of any age may be refusing to go to school for fear of losing their last remaining parent (or main care giver). Their parents may have separated or they might be a bereaved child and the fear of even more loss, keeps them at home and in a ‘protective role’ and with separation anxiety.
As well as anxiety, other stress related situations at home, school or with peers may also be a trigger for school refusal.From an emotional perspective, symptoms of school refusal include panic attacks, fearfulness, depression and occurs with both genders.
One of my sons had a change of primary schools and the new primary school that he moved to was a trigger for his school refusal right from the first day of school.
He was evidently emotionally distressed by going to that school, was crying and wouldn’t get dressed in the mornings. He said that the school was too big, which I didn’t understand but his deep reaction and distress to attending that school was more than enough for me to take heed.
Within a week he had moved yet again to another primary school and was evidently happier, brighter with smiles all round, which brought about the swift end to his short-lived school refusal.
School refusal and a range of other behaviours from children and young people is merely a form of communication that something is not right. This calls for school staff and parents to look more closely at what is not being said. What is their behaviour telling you?
There is always a reason for children’s behaviour and it is invaluable piece of communication for adults.Doctors, Parents, Educators, and other professionals can all assist in supporting a child or young person back to school, individually or as a team.
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