My child goes to preschool this year. He is always running around in class, and he can't distinguish addition and subtraction in mathematics. He just taught him for a while and then forgot. What should I do? Hello, seeing your problem, first of all, I don't think you need to worry. If you are troubled, it will inevitably bring pressure to your child. Preschool itself will be a transitional period from kindergarten to primary school. If it's not too long, don't worry too much. Children will get used to it. I don't know if you have communicated with your child's class teacher about the teaching method, or maybe the teacher's method is inappropriate or the teacher's teaching method can't get the child's love and make him concentrate. The main purpose of preschool classes is to get children out of kindergarten life as soon as possible and adapt to the learning life of primary schools. In preschool, teachers' teaching methods should be able to grasp children's hearts and keep their attention. You can start from a short time, 10 minutes and 15 minutes, and gradually increase the length of time. If children pay attention, learning problems can be solved. You can also communicate with your child and see what the child thinks. Children aged 5 or 6 in preschool should be able to express their ideas completely. Look at what the child is thinking, what makes him distracted and unable to concentrate. Rewards are not impossible, but children can't get used to learning for the purpose of rewards.

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