1, find out the points of losing points: carefully examining the children's test papers and finding out the points of losing points can help children identify their weaknesses.

2. Strengthen basic knowledge: ensure that children have a deep understanding and mastery of basic concepts and skills. Such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, calculation of fractions and decimals, etc. , are the basis of mathematics learning.

3. Practice solving problems: Encourage children to practice solving various math problems, including basic and complex problems. This can help children improve their mathematical thinking ability.

4. Cultivate good study habits: Good study habits are the key to improving your grades. This includes finishing homework on time, arranging study time reasonably and actively seeking help.

5. Stimulate interest in learning: Making children interested in mathematics can help children learn more actively. You can stimulate your interest in learning by reading math stories and playing math games.

6. Ask for help: If children encounter difficulties on a specific topic or problem, they can ask teachers or parents for help or seek professional advice.

7. Encourage and praise: affirm the child's efforts and progress, and give appropriate encouragement and praise. This will enhance children's self-confidence and learning motivation.