Some children have poor math scores because they are afraid of math, afraid to learn math, and afraid to ask questions in class because they are afraid of making mistakes, so solving children's fears is the first step.

Children have no confidence in learning mathematics. They always find mathematics difficult to learn and can't learn it. They can gradually give up mathematics. They can start with a simple math exam and gradually cultivate their confidence.

2. Develop a good habit of learning mathematics.

In the process of reviewing questions, develop the habit of marking while reading. It is best to use different types of important words and symbols to reduce the omissions in the process of doing the questions.

Parents can check whether their children have developed this habit when studying with them. If not, they need to be reminded.

Let children get into the habit of checking when doing homework. Especially for homework similar to a test paper, check the answers from the beginning to see if there are any mistakes you are aware of. In addition, check whether the checked and circled options match the final writing.

3. Focus on typical cases.

The analysis of typical problems can obviously improve children's ability to solve problems. The key is to analyze the process of solving problems, rather than simply showing the results, which are secondary.

In the process of practicing explanation, we should pay attention to the coherence and inspiration of ideas, and at the same time strengthen children's ability to understand the meaning of questions, especially some keywords.

4. Explain in an enlightening way

Don't show all the answers at once when explaining. In this process, you can break down a big problem into several small problems. Ask questions while explaining. The purpose of asking questions is not only to see if children understand, but more importantly, to keep children's attention.