1. Cultivate children's interest: let children be interested in mathematics from an early age, and let them feel the charm of mathematics by telling stories, playing games and doing experiments.
2. Establish good study habits: encourage children to finish their homework on time every day and develop good time management and self-discipline habits.
3. Strengthen basic knowledge: ensure that children master basic mathematical concepts and formulas, which is the basis for improving mathematical ability.
4. Do more exercises: through a large number of exercises, let children master various types of questions and improve the speed and accuracy of problem solving.
5. Learn to analyze problems: educate children to analyze problems from different angles and cultivate their logical thinking ability.
6. Cultivate the ability to solve problems: Encourage children to try to find their own solutions when they encounter problems, instead of turning to parents or teachers directly.
7. Regularly check the progress: regularly check the progress of children's learning, understand the difficulties children encounter in mathematics learning, and give timely help and guidance.
8. Interaction with classmates: Encourage children to share their learning experiences with classmates, discuss problems with each other and make progress together.
9. Participate in math competitions or activities: Let children participate in math competitions or activities to improve their math literacy and test-taking ability.
10. Patience and encouragement: It takes time and energy to learn mathematics. Parents should be patient and encourage their children to believe that they can constantly improve their math ability.