Although learning talent has an impact on children's academic performance, it doesn't mean that children without talent can't get good grades. If children are not gifted in learning, parents can cultivate their children in the following directions:

1. Cultivate children's study habits and methods: study habits and methods are very important for children's academic performance. Parents can educate their children how to make a study plan, how to learn, how to remember and organize knowledge points, and improve learning efficiency and quality.

2. Encourage children to read more: reading is an important way to improve children's learning ability, which can help children increase their knowledge reserves and improve their language expression and reading comprehension. Parents can encourage their children to read more books and choose books suitable for their age and interests.

3. Cultivate children's hobbies: Interest is the key factor to improve learning interest and motivation. Parents can encourage their children to develop their favorite hobbies, such as music, painting and sports, which can not only improve their learning motivation, but also cultivate their comprehensive quality.

4. Pay attention to children's physical and mental health: Physical and mental health also has a great impact on children's academic performance. Parents can pay attention to their children's health in nutrition, sleep, exercise and other aspects to ensure their physical and mental health, thus improving their learning effects and achievements.

5. Actively participate in children's learning: Parents can actively participate in children's learning, study with children, discuss problems together, and help children solve problems encountered in learning, which can not only improve children's academic performance, but also increase the intimate relationship between parents and children.

To sum up, if children are not gifted in learning, parents can cultivate them from the aspects of study habits and methods, reading, hobbies, physical and mental health, and active participation in children's learning, so as to improve their learning effects and achievements. At the same time, parents should also pay attention to their children's growth process, but don't force their grades. They should give their children enough support and encouragement to find their own learning styles and hobbies and become an independent, confident and capable person.