1. Establish good study habits: encourage children to review math knowledge regularly every day, develop good study habits and avoid rote learning.
2. Understand the basic concepts: ensure that children have a clear understanding of the basic concepts of mathematics. If children have difficulty in a certain concept, they can ask teachers or parents for help.
3. Do more exercises: Mathematics is a subject that needs constant practice. Encourage children to do more exercises and consolidate what they have learned.
4. Create a learning environment: provide children with a quiet and tidy learning environment, reduce interference and improve learning effect.
5. Make a study plan: Help children make a reasonable study plan, arrange time reasonably and assign study tasks.
6. Diversified learning methods: Try different learning methods, such as using teaching AIDS and game-based learning, to stimulate children's interest and enthusiasm.
7. Cultivate the ability to solve problems: Encourage children to think and solve problems independently, and cultivate their logical thinking and analytical skills.
8. Timely feedback and rewards: Give timely feedback and rewards to children and encourage them to continue to study hard.
9. Cooperation with teachers: Keep close communication and cooperation with children's math teachers, understand children's learning situation, and make learning goals and plans.
10. Cultivate interest: cultivate children's interest and curiosity in mathematics by solving interesting math problems with children.
In short, improving children's math scores requires the joint efforts of parents and teachers. By establishing good study habits, understanding basic concepts, doing more exercises, creating learning environment, making study plans, diversifying learning methods, cultivating problem-solving ability, giving timely feedback and rewards, cooperating with teachers, and cultivating interest, children can achieve better math results.