How Parents’ Shouting Affects a Child’s Brain and Concentration
Introduction: When “Study!” Is Louder Than Understanding Almost every parent wants their child to succeed academically. Out of love, worry, and fear about the future, many parents believe that shouting, scolding, or pressuring their child to study will push them toward success. Phrases like “How many times should I tell you?” , “Look at other children!” , or “If you don’t study, your life is finished!” are commonly heard in many homes. But what most parents do not realize is this: Shouting does not motivate the brain to learn. It actually shuts it down. Modern neuroscience and child psychology clearly show that repeated shouting damages concentration, weakens memory, increases fear , and slowly kills a child’s natural interest in learning. This article explains, in a simple and practical way, how parents’ shouting affects a child’s brain and concentration , and what parents can do instead to truly help their children succeed. Understanding a Child’s Brain: It Is Still Un...