Children who don't know math can read what they want to learn before class. They can read the textbook several times first, and it is better to ask questions through their own thinking. In this way, learning with questions in class will increase their interest in learning and help them keep up with the rhythm of the teacher's lectures.

What if the child doesn't know math? The first thing to do is to stimulate children's hobbies. Sometimes, children's poor math performance has a lot to do with whether they like this subject or not. Some people like this subject very much. If they can't learn it, they have to study it by themselves, so the chances of improving this subject are very high. If they really don't like this subject and encounter some minor problems, their grades will be much worse. Here's the math. If you don't get good grades, you will have the psychology of not wanting to study. If this goes on for a long time, even if math keeps making up lessons, children's grades will not be good.

Exposing children to some intelligent things will stimulate their enthusiasm for learning mathematics. Many smart things are related to mathematics, and exposure to these things will make children smarter, so parents can cultivate their children from this aspect. Some knowledge points need to be accumulated, and teachers also need correct guidance to help children build some knowledge systems.

How do junior high school students learn mathematics? Children in junior high school are more afraid of not knowing how to pretend to understand. Many children are not good at math, that is, there are too many doubts accumulated in the learning process. You know, if you don't solve your doubts and let them accumulate, after comparison, your grades will not be too good.

In the process of learning mathematics, junior high school children should learn to check and fill in the gaps, put forward the knowledge points they lack and don't understand in time, and solve them, so that their academic performance will continue to rise.

In short, junior high school mathematics is not a difficult subject. Children who are not enlightened should pay attention to cultivating their interest in learning mathematics, have confidence in themselves in the process of learning mathematics, and don't give up easily when encountering problems. I believe that with persistent efforts, math scores will definitely rise gradually.