1. Understand children's learning situation: communicate with children and understand their difficulties and problems in math learning. This will help parents better understand their children's needs and make corresponding counseling plans.

2. Establish a good learning environment: provide children with a quiet, clean and comfortable learning environment to avoid interference and noise. Make sure that children have enough time and space to concentrate on math study.

3. Encourage autonomous learning: cultivate children's autonomous learning ability and let children learn to think and solve problems independently. Parents can provide some suitable learning resources, such as textbooks, workbooks, online learning platforms, etc., to encourage children to actively learn and explore.

4. Make a reasonable study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to the child's learning progress and ability. Break down the learning content into small modules, gradually improve the difficulty and help children build a solid mathematical foundation.

5. Diversified learning methods: Try different learning methods, such as explanations, demonstrations, exercises, games, etc., to stimulate children's interest and enthusiasm in learning. According to your child's learning style and preferences, choose the learning style that suits you.

6. Seek professional counseling: If children's math problems are serious or parents can't help themselves effectively, you can consider seeking the help of professional math counseling institutions or teachers. They have rich teaching experience and professional knowledge, and can provide personalized counseling according to the specific situation of children.

7. Cultivate mathematical thinking: Mathematics is not only memory and operation, but more importantly, cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability. Parents can cultivate their children's logical thinking, reasoning and problem-solving ability by solving practical problems, playing math games and participating in math competitions.

In short, parents should pay attention to their children's learning situation, establish a good learning environment, encourage autonomous learning, make a reasonable learning plan, adopt diversified learning methods, seek professional counseling, and cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability. Through these efforts, I believe that children's math scores will be improved.