1. What if children don't like math? If the child doesn't like math, parents should have a good talk with the child's math teacher to see if the child didn't understand what the teacher said in class. If the child doesn't understand the content, parents should supplement it with the child in time. If children don't want to learn mathematics when they are young, parents should also consolidate it in time to make them more interested in discovering the mysteries of mathematics. When children study, parents can accompany them to improve slowly. Some of children's abilities make them fall in love with mathematics slowly, make them interested and let children know it slowly. Parents can give their children some meaningful examples, satisfy their children with positive energy people around them, and let them know how they should learn mathematics and what the definition of mathematics is.
Second, buy some questions for children. Parents can buy some questions for their children to do together, so that children can feel that their parents are always with them. If the child does not want to do the problem, parents should actively accompany the child, set rules for the child, and let the child dispel his negative behavior. If children don't want to write questions, parents should help them to establish ladder thinking, so that children can slowly find their own skills and learn them slowly. Some children always cry when doing problems. Parents should see if their children don't want to do them. If children don't want to do it, what parents should do is to help them. Some children are always sad when they are young. What we should do is to accompany them by ourselves, don't let them feel this way, and then continue to encourage them. When parents give their children multiple-choice questions, they should properly look at whether their children are suitable for such questions and find some simple questions to enhance their self-confidence.