Thursday, July 26, 2012

Your children are not good at adapting. What is the solution?


Do you feel your child is difficult to get along and mingle with their peers? Do not worry, you're not alone.

A psychologist state, quite a lot of parents complained that their children have problems in school - both in terms of learning, behavior, and interaction - when they include children with a level of intelligence above the average.

Why children often become shy and difficult to adapt to new people (strangers)? Parents need to understand the importance of developing interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligence as a capital for the child's social skills. Interpersonal intelligence is one aspect of intelligence that can be interpreted as the ability to understand and communicate with others.

Characteristics, is usually able to empathize, it is easy to understand the feelings, moods, behavior of others, and able to react accordingly and assertive. For example, when faced with an angry friend, he did not immediately respond with anger or crying and sulking, but try to neutralize the situation. It could be he said,'' Why are you angry? I just borrow your toy, it later turns, huh?'' Or, as he did not agree with the actions or statements of others, he is able to express his personal opinion without any emotion, anger, or rudeness.

In any society, not having trouble and able to build relationships with others, either with strangers or who had long being his friend. Often these children become leaders for his friends and to influence others without imposing his will. Attention shown to others seem far-fetched, it will spontaneously say hello and ask how the person is making others feel happy.

However, if a child is difficult to adjust, often anger, rage or sulk. When meeting new people (strangers), the child is difficult to adjust, tends to impose its will, selfish, selfish, so easy to get involved in the dispute.

A psychologist revealed intrapersonal intelligence is the ability to understand themselves. Characteristics of smart people in the intrapersonal aspects include responsibility for themselves, able to recognize their feelings, and direct personal emotion. Intelligent human beings have the intrapersonal aspects of self-confidence, do not depend on others, and dare to take a decision. Therefore, they are usually known as someone who can motivate themselves, always follow what is already a decision.

Interpersonal intelligence has an important role in their life. Social networks will be easily established if a person has interpersonal intelligence. Relationships built up over nature, not based on power or force someone to become a source of peace and human happiness are essential. Cooperation will be built up, the problem can be solved, and the stress is more easily overcome because of the intimate relationship of friendship and warmth.

Similarly, about intrapersonal intelligence. Intrapersonal intelligence is important, because people need to equip themselves with the ability to control his life in order to achieve success and security. That would form the necessary emotional stability to cope with the pressures of life and the events that are not profitable.

Basically, all children have the interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligence. Both have a close relationship with each other because of personal knowledge requires sensitivity to others and vice versa. These capabilities need to be trained. If not, the child difficult to adjust and will have problems in relationships, both at school and as adults. It will be difficult when he worked for the working world will always be in touch with others.

To overcome this, start the communication at home and do activities with their parents. Communications should make the child independent and self-confidence so that later on in the environment will be more daring.

Children who are protected at home and pampered, given whatever was asked, also can make children less resilient, less rigid. Because, as he relates to others, his desire not always be met. The child will always be filled with feelings of anxiety about his ability.




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