Do you have a child receive special support, services and seems reluctant to go to school? Do you have a child who is excited out of school, and now the symptoms are physical or emotional about school? Want to know what the symptoms may be associated with school refusal behavior? This article will help you understand the signs and symptoms and also reasons that can happen to your child.

School refusal behavior can occur at any age, but the most common age that this product is between 10-13 years. From long-term studies show that if this behavior is required, it could lead to serious problems such as regression analysis, school, family conflicts and difficulties with their colleagues.

Some emotional symptoms are common:

1. Depression
2. Fatigue and exhaustion
3. Panic attacks
4. Social anxiety
5. Worry
6. Aggression
7. Despite non-compliance and
8. The refusal to come up in the morning
9. The runaway from home or at school
10. Tears and anger.

Some physical symptoms are common:

1. Diarrhea
2. Headache / stomach pain
3. Nausea and vomiting
4. Recurrent abdominal pain or other types of pain
5. Shaking
6. Sleep

If your child any of these signs and symptoms of participation you have on the bottom to get what causes this behavior of truancy.

Here are some reasons that your child may have developed this behavior:

1. To prevent that academics can not do! Many schools continue to give disabled children work at school too difficult for them. The child is frightened and can either develop a negative attitude or behavior of truancy.

2. Your child can not receive special education and related services they need in order to benefit their education.

3. Your child can cause problems with sensory integration difficulties, and sensory overload. The solution of these problems in school can be helpful.

4. The child may be bullied at school by peers and can not tell anyone. It is amazing to me how many children are bullied at school today. Some children are even suicide because of bullying and extraordinary commitment. Check to see your child and their friends if they are caught, perhaps because of their disability.

5. The child may be bullied by a teacher or the school. A recent case where a teacher well on TV against a child in the class, and the only way to know the incident is that another video of students, they phone. Parents have their children attend the school unannounced and see what is really happening in their child’s classroom.

6. The child can watch TV tangible forcers developed outside the school such as sleep curb, or play with friends.

How the diagnosis is made? There is a school may refuse Assessment Scale-Revised use a professional to determine if your child has school refusal behavior. The scale consists of 24 questions that are easy to understand and respond quickly.

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