1. Establish a good learning environment: provide a quiet and tidy learning space for children, away from interference and entertainment equipment. Make sure they have enough time and energy to study math.
2. Make a reasonable study plan: Help children make a reasonable study plan, including daily study time and goals. This will help them keep organized study habits and avoid procrastination.
3. Encourage autonomous learning: cultivate children's autonomous learning ability and let them solve problems and find answers by themselves. This can improve their self-confidence and problem-solving ability.
4. Diversified learning methods: Try different learning methods, such as using charts, models and games to stimulate children's interest and improve their understanding ability.
5. Timely feedback and rewards: Give timely feedback and rewards to children and encourage them to make efforts and progress in math learning. This will enhance their learning motivation and enthusiasm.
6. Ask for help: If children encounter difficulties or problems, encourage them to ask for help. You can ask teachers, parents or other professionals to ensure that they get the correct guidance and support.
7. Cultivate mathematical thinking: encourage children to think logically and solve problems, and cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability. They can exercise their mathematical thinking by solving practical problems and participating in mathematical competitions.
In short, correcting children's bad habits in math learning requires patience and unremitting efforts. By establishing a good learning environment, making a reasonable learning plan, encouraging autonomous learning, diversified learning methods, timely feedback and rewards, seeking help and cultivating mathematical thinking, children can be helped to improve their mathematical performance.