1. Establish good study habits: encourage children to keep a certain amount of study time every day to avoid procrastination and rote memorization. Make a reasonable study plan to help children stick to it.
2. Understand the basics: High school mathematics is based on junior high school mathematics, so it is very important to ensure that children have a solid grasp of the basic knowledge of junior high school mathematics. If children have difficulties in some concepts, they can ask their tutors or tutors for help.
3. Do more exercises: Mathematics is a subject that needs constant practice. Encourage children to do various types of exercises, including after-school exercises, simulated test papers and real questions over the years. Through constant practice, children can be familiar with various types of questions and improve the speed and accuracy of solving problems.
4. Pay attention to thinking training: Mathematics is not only about memorizing formulas and calculations, but more importantly, cultivating logical thinking and problem-solving ability. Encourage children to do more thinking training, such as solving some logical reasoning problems and math competitions, to improve their ability to analyze and solve problems.
5. Ask for help: If your child has difficulty in learning math, don't hesitate to ask for help. You can ask a teacher, take a math tutorial class or find a professional math tutor. They can provide personalized guidance, answer doubts and help children overcome difficulties.
6. Create a good learning environment: provide children with a quiet, clean and comfortable learning environment to reduce interference and noise. Make sure that children have enough time and space to concentrate on math study.
7. Cultivate interest: Stimulating children's interest in mathematics is the key to improving their grades. We can cultivate children's interest and curiosity in mathematics by solving interesting math problems with children and watching math-related videos and books.
In short, improving children's high school math scores requires the joint efforts of parents and children. By establishing good study habits, understanding basic knowledge, doing more exercises, paying attention to thinking training, seeking help, creating a good learning environment and cultivating interest, children's math scores can be improved and better learning results can be achieved.