First, stimulate children's interest and curiosity.

Parents can stimulate their children's interest and curiosity through lively and interesting stories, games and puzzles. For example, when telling children historical stories, you can intersperse some interesting historical events and characters to make children interested in history; In math games, you can set some interesting levels and challenges to let children learn math knowledge in the game. ?

Second, cultivate children's self-confidence and self-worth.

Parents should pay attention to their children's little progress and achievements, give affirmation and encouragement in time, and help them build up their self-confidence and self-worth. For example, when a child finishes a painting, he can praise his creativity and color matching ability; When children get good grades, they can be sure of their efforts and progress. ?

Third, cultivate children's spirit of cooperation and sense of competition.

Parents can help their children learn to cooperate and share with others through the interactive sessions of public welfare live classes. For example, some group activities or team projects can be organized in the live class, so that children can learn to help, respect and understand each other in cooperation; Set up some competition links in the activities to let children learn the spirit of fair competition and initiative. ?

The significance of encouraging children in the public welfare live class for primary school parents;

First, cultivate children's non-cognitive ability.

Encouraging children includes not only mastering knowledge and skills, but also cultivating children's non-cognitive abilities, such as self-motivation, self-management, teamwork and leadership. These abilities are more important for children's future development, because they determine their attitudes and behaviors when facing difficulties and challenges.

Second, enhance children's sense of social responsibility and civic awareness.

Primary school parents' public welfare live classes can also help children enhance their sense of social responsibility and civic awareness. By participating in public welfare activities and team projects, children can realize their responsibilities and obligations as members of society and understand the importance of respecting and cooperating with others.

At the same time, they can also understand social hot issues, cultivate a sense of concern and responsibility for society, and form positive values and outlook on life. This cultivation of social responsibility and civic awareness has a far-reaching impact on children's growth and development.