2. Encourage children to build self-confidence: Children with poor math scores often lack self-confidence. Parents should give their children encouragement and support, and make them believe that they have the ability to improve their math scores.
3. Cultivate children's interest in learning: let children discover the application of mathematics from life and cultivate children's interest in learning mathematics. Children's interest in learning can be stimulated through some interesting math games and stories.
4. Set reasonable learning goals: Parents should set appropriate learning goals according to their children's actual situation, so that children can have a clear learning direction.
5. Provide appropriate counseling: Parents can study with their children, or ask professional tutors to help their children solve problems in their studies.
6. Teach effective learning methods: guide children to master some effective learning methods, such as previewing, reviewing and taking notes. , improve learning efficiency.
7. Cultivate good study habits: develop the habit of reviewing and previewing regularly, maintain a good schedule and ensure adequate sleep.
8. Pay attention to children's mental health: Parents should pay attention to children's mental health and avoid putting too much pressure on their children because of academic performance problems.
9. Keep communication with teachers: Parents should keep good communication with their children's math teachers, understand their children's learning situation at school, and help them improve their math scores.
10. patient guidance: it takes time and patience to improve math scores. Parents should have enough patience and believe that their children will make progress slowly.