Communicate with children
Communicate with children to understand their thoughts and feelings. Ask them about their problems and difficulties at school and whether they need extra help or support.
Seek professional help
Seek professional help. You can consult school teachers, counselors or psychological counselors and other professionals to get better advice and support.
Make learning plans
Make a study plan. According to children's needs and abilities, make a reasonable study plan, including daily study progress, goals and tasks. Encourage children to stick to the plan and give affirmation and reward in time.
Provide resources and support
Provide resources and support. Provide children with necessary learning resources, such as books, tools and materials. At the same time, we should also give them enough support and encouragement to make them feel concerned and supported.
Cultivate good study habits
Cultivate good study habits. Educate children to develop good study habits, such as regular review, active participation in classroom activities and taking notes. These habits can help children learn and grow better.