2. Make a study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to the child's math foundation and learning goals. The plan should include daily study time, weekly study content and monthly study objectives.
3. Strengthen basic knowledge: Strengthen training for children with weak mathematical foundation. For example, children have difficulties in fractions and decimals, which can be improved by doing more exercises.
4. Cultivate problem-solving skills: teach children how to use formulas, theorems and properties to solve practical problems. For example, teaching children to solve irrational numbers with square roots.
5. Improve the speed of problem solving: Improve children's problem solving speed and test-taking ability through regular exercises and mock exams. At the same time, educate children to allocate time reasonably in the exam to avoid affecting the exam results because of time constraints.
6. Pay attention to children's interest in learning: understand children's hobbies, combine mathematics knowledge with real life, and stimulate children's interest in learning. For example, let children feel the practicality of mathematics through daily scenes such as shopping and cooking.
7. Regularly check the learning progress: regularly check the children's learning progress, understand the difficulties and problems that children encounter in mathematics learning, and give timely help and guidance.
8. Encourage children to participate in math competitions and activities: Encourage children to participate in math competitions and activities inside and outside the school to improve their math literacy and self-confidence.
9. Keep communication with teachers: Keep good communication with children's math teachers, understand children's performance in school and the areas that need improvement, and help children improve their math scores.
10. Patience and encouragement: As parents, we should have enough patience to accompany our children in math learning, give them encouragement and support, and help them build up self-confidence and courage to overcome learning difficulties.