1, to guide and promote children's interest in mathematics learning. Many children find mathematics boring and difficult to learn because parents have not provided more interesting learning materials and brought their children into contact with the wonderful and interesting world of mathematics. Parents' views on mathematics will greatly affect their children's mathematics learning. Interact with children and parents, operate hands-on, and understand mathematical concepts in life.

2. Be more patient with your children. Many children are in the primary stage, so it is normal for them not to learn well. Parents should not be too impatient. Most children's grades need to be seen after junior high school. Don't worry too much even if you have a partial subject now. Parents need to let their children study more, encourage more, give them more questions, and don't lose their temper with their children, so that their children will get better slowly.

3. Improve logical thinking ability. Lack of logical thinking is also the main reason why children are not good at math. Therefore, in daily life, parents must pay attention to helping children develop logical thinking ability and habits. Everyone's thinking ability is different, so their thinking habits are different. For example, some children are more inclined to image and perceptual thinking, while these children are relatively weak in numerical and logical thinking in mathematics.

4. Ask the children to listen carefully in class. Especially when reviewing, the teacher will classify the knowledge points, which are important, which are difficult and which are easy to make mistakes. All kinds of math problems are summarized by the teacher. Parents should remind their children to pay attention to lectures in class, and let them personally sort out the knowledge points they learn every day after returning home. The process of sorting out is the process of relearning.

Look at the questions carefully during the exam, don't be careless and pay attention to the details. Some children actually have no problem with knowledge points, but their grades will never be too high. That is, when testing, you don't pay attention to details, you don't see the requirements clearly, and you lose something, which leads to points that should not be lost.

In the second grade, some tigers will lose their questions, and some don't do them because they don't see them. Similar situations are all negative factors that restrict children from getting good grades. Moreover, this bad habit may affect children's future exam results, so we should pay attention to cultivating children's good habits of being serious and careful.