My child is in the fourth grade of primary school, and the textbooks are barely synchronized, with 85 to 90 points. However, there will always be Olympic math problems in the usual topics. What should I do? Specific analysis of specific problems, the child is still young, as long as you try your best. It depends on whether your child has done his best. If he has tried his best, don't be too demanding. The Olympic math problem needs this talent. As a parent, if you have the ability and time to tutor him, you can do so. First, let him master the basic knowledge of textbooks and try to keep up. Secondly, on this basis, cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability, cultivate their ability to solve problems, solve one problem after another, do not covet perfection, practice step by step, combine teaching with practice, step by step. Let him understand the method after doing a problem, and then let him solve the same problem.