1. Establish a good learning environment: provide a quiet and tidy learning space for children to avoid interference and noise. At the same time, make sure that children have enough time and opportunities to concentrate on math learning.
2. Cultivate interest: solve practical problems by playing games with children and stimulate their interest in mathematics. Parents can encourage their children to participate in math competitions or clubs, so that children can feel the fun of math.
3. Understand children's learning style: Every child's learning style is different. Parents should understand children's learning style and give guidance according to their characteristics. Some children like to listen to explanations, while others like to learn through practice. Parents can choose appropriate teaching methods according to their needs.
4. Decompose the problem: Decompose complex math problems into simple steps to help children understand and solve problems step by step. Parents can use charts, physical models and other auxiliary tools to help children better understand abstract mathematical concepts.
5. Practice and consolidation: Mathematics needs constant practice and consolidation. Parents can provide enough exercises and exercise books to help their children consolidate what they have learned. At the same time, parents can regularly check their children's homework and exam results, find problems in time and give guidance.
6. Encouragement and praise: Parents should give their children positive encouragement and praise, and let them feel their progress and achievements. This can enhance children's self-confidence and stimulate their learning motivation.