1, define teaching objectives: define teaching objectives according to the syllabus and the actual situation of students. These goals should include knowledge and skills, process methods, emotional attitudes and values. Make a reasonable teaching plan according to the goal to ensure the coherence and logic of the teaching content.
2. Creating problem situations: using examples and problems in life, creating vivid and interesting problem situations to guide students to think and discover the application of mathematics in life. For example, through telling stories or actual cases, let students find out the mathematical elements and problems, and stimulate students' desire to explore.
3. Strengthen intuitive teaching: use intuitive means such as graphics, pictures and animations to help students understand abstract mathematical concepts and problems. For example, when teaching addition and subtraction, students can intuitively understand the operation process of addition and subtraction by arranging sticks or using counters.
4. Encourage students to practice: let students practice by themselves, such as measuring, counting, making models, etc., to enhance students' perceptual knowledge and practical operation ability. At the same time, students are encouraged to exchange and share experiences with each other to promote cooperative learning.
5. Enrich teaching methods: adopt various teaching methods such as explanation, discussion, demonstration and practice, and flexibly use different methods according to different teaching contents and students' learning situation. At the same time, modern means such as multimedia technology can be used to make teaching more lively and interesting.
6. Cultivate good habits: pay attention to cultivate students' good study habits, such as listening carefully, thinking positively and finishing homework in time. Establish a scientific evaluation mechanism, timely feedback students' learning situation, help students find shortcomings and gradually improve.
7. Stimulate learning motivation: Stimulate students' learning motivation and self-confidence through rewards, praise and encouragement. At the same time, let students know the importance of mathematics in daily life and study, and improve their understanding and attention to mathematics.
Ways to make children like mathematics
1. Create a good math environment: create an environment full of math elements for children at home or school. For example, some math games, math books and math toys can be placed to let children get in touch with math in their daily lives.
2. Use examples in life: connect mathematics knowledge with examples in life, and let children see the application of mathematics in daily life. For example, calculating change when shopping, using length units when measuring height, etc.
3. Fun math games: Let children learn math in a relaxed and happy atmosphere through games. For example, playing poker games, jigsaw puzzles and so on. These games can help children exercise their math skills and thinking ability.
3. Let children experience success: It is very important to let children experience the joy of success in math learning. Through exercises or challenges with appropriate difficulty, children can get a sense of accomplishment after solving problems, thus stimulating their interest and confidence in mathematics.
4. Encourage children to ask questions: Encourage children to ask questions and make them curious and eager to explore mathematics. Be patient with children's problems and help them understand mathematical concepts and principles.