1. Sincere praise. Parents should convey true and sincere information to their children, such as "I am proud and happy that your progress has exceeded my expectations". Such praise helps to motivate children to continue their efforts, rather than simply expressing superficial support.
2. focus. Parents should highlight their children's progress and describe the aspects of progress in detail. For example, if children's math scores improve, it is necessary to explain the knowledge points in detail and give them constructive feedback.
3. Encourage questions. Parents can guide their children to think through encouraging questions and help them find their own advantages and improvements. For example, "What did you think when you did the problem?" "What are your ways to find yourself?" "How to improve the score next time?" Wait a minute.
4. Material rewards. Although this method is not the best, it can also motivate children to study better to some extent. Here, parents can stipulate some special rewards, such as movie tickets, amusement park tickets, gourmet meal coupons and so on. Let children regard it as recognition of a sense of accomplishment. However, this kind of reward should not become a habit, otherwise children will learn because of the reward rather than because of the benefits of learning.
5. Show respect. Parents should truly understand their children's struggle and give them practical support and help. When parents attach importance to their children's progress, children will realize that their hard work, achievements and parents' encouragement are valuable and can help them make more progress.
In short, timely and effective praise can motivate children to work harder and concentrate on their studies, which plays an important role in promoting children's growth and development.