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First, mathematical thinking.

Nine times out of ten, parents only pay attention to singing, that is, teach their children to count, while ignoring the ability to count and the understanding of the unit. The correct way for parents is to teach their children to count, such as a few fingers and apples, while teaching them to sing.

In addition, parents can't ignore the understanding of math units. In preschool education, parents can teach their children how long the dining table is, such as the length of fingers or sticks. The key point is to let the child know that measurement is measured in units, and this unit is unified, so that he can understand and feel the unit with the simplest measurement.

Second, computational calculus thinking.

Parents usually teach their children to add and subtract by snapping their fingers. Frankly speaking, this is not a good way to teach children to add and subtract, but it is not enough. In particular, some parents let their children recite by brushing questions in order to impress them.

The correct way for parents is to use some examples in life to let children really understand addition and subtraction. For example, there are five strawberries, two have been eaten, and how many are left? Although the calculation result is a pursuit, parents should pay more attention to their children's understanding of the internal meaning of addition and subtraction.

Third, classified thinking.

Classified thinking is also an important way of thinking in life, which can quickly sort out messy things in an orderly way. When cultivating children's classified thinking, most parents let their children classify according to a single concept such as shape, color, size and weight. It should be emphasized here that this is not enough. Wait until the child is familiar with a single classification, and then carry out binary and multiple classification, such as red triangle and yellow plastic circle.

Classified thinking, especially diversified classification methods, can exercise the clarity of children's thinking well. Parents must not neglect the training of diversified classification when cultivating their children's classified thinking.