2. Cultivate patience and perseverance: It takes patience and perseverance to solve math problems. In the process of doing math problems, primary school students will gradually develop the quality of thinking seriously and not being afraid of difficulties, which is of great help to their study and life.
3. Enhance self-confidence: When pupils successfully solve a difficult problem, they will feel proud and satisfied, thus enhancing their self-confidence. This kind of self-confidence will affect their performance in learning other subjects and their problems in life.
4. Improve academic performance: Doing math problems can help primary school students consolidate what they have learned and improve their academic performance. Research shows that students who often do math problems usually get better grades in math subjects.
5. Develop good study habits: Develop the habit of doing math problems frequently, which will help primary school students develop good study habits. This habit will make them more self-disciplined and planned in their future study career.
6. Expand knowledge: Mathematics is a basic subject, involving the knowledge of many other disciplines. By doing math problems, primary school students can learn a lot about other subjects and expand their knowledge.
7. Cultivate innovative ability: Mathematical problems often require students to use their imagination and creativity to solve. In this process, primary school students can exercise their innovative ability and lay a foundation for future study and work.
8. Enhance parent-child relationship: Parents can accompany their children to do math problems and discuss problems together, which can not only enhance parent-child relationship, but also help parents understand their children's learning situation and provide better guidance and help for their children.