1. Master basic concepts: Make sure that children are familiar with and understand basic mathematical concepts, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, geometric figures, etc. These basic concepts are the basis for solving more complex problems.
2. Diligent practice: Consolidate and deepen the understanding of mathematics knowledge through a lot of practice. You can find suitable topics from textbooks, workbooks and online resources.
3. Cultivate problem-solving thinking: teach children how to analyze problems, propose solutions and check answers. Encourage them to solve problems with logical thinking and creative thinking.
4. Regular review: review the knowledge points learned regularly to ensure that children can master and use them skillfully. You can make a review plan and arrange a certain time for review every week or month.
5. Ask for help: If your child has difficulty with a certain problem, don't hesitate to ask for help. You can consult teachers, parents or classmates, and you can also participate in extracurricular remedial classes.
6. Cultivate interest: stimulate children's interest and enthusiasm in mathematics and let children enjoy the learning process. Mathematics can be made more interesting through games, stories and practical applications.
7. Ensure a good schedule: ensure that children have enough rest and sleep to maintain a good state of energy and devote themselves to learning.
8. Build up self-confidence: Encourage children to believe in their abilities and let them know that they can make progress as long as they work hard.
Through the above methods, primary school students can achieve better results in mathematics. The key is to keep patience and perseverance and keep learning and practicing.