Le Duoduo, the author of Hu Xiaoxiao's Diary, said: There are many ways to improve children's academic performance, such as previewing in advance after class, listening carefully in class and reviewing carefully after class. However, Duo Duo believes that whether these methods can achieve the best results has a very important premise-do children like learning? Did you study voluntarily?

The following are a lot of suggestions, I hope to help you.

1. It is better to help children than to scold them.

Poor grades of children can be solved, but if the parent-child relationship is affected by grades, it will be difficult to make up for it. Mom and dad are children's comrades-in-arms, not enemies. Instead of scolding, supervising and forcing, it is better to give them appropriate help.

When children encounter learning difficulties or confusion, parents can help them find some practical learning methods first. It is most important to have a way to follow and let children know how to make progress. Mastering methods can make them experience the joy of overcoming difficulties and improving their grades, and can help them enjoy learning more and more.

For example, parents and friends, teachers report that children are absent-minded in class and their homework is not serious. What will you do?

Criticize children? Punish the children?

In fact, many times, children don't listen carefully in class, not intentionally, often because they don't master the correct listening methods and don't know how to listen carefully. At this time, it is better to help the children find a way.

For example, try to look at the teacher in class and communicate with the teacher with your eyes; Put everything that has nothing to do with this class on the table to prevent distractions ... Only the right medicine can really solve the problem.

2. Tell children that learning is an interesting thing.

If children find learning too boring, they also need parents and friends to help them find the fun of learning. Is learning really boring? Of course not! As long as parents are careful, learning can be different, even as interesting as playing.

Many people especially agree with the idea that the competition of children in the same class is actually the competition of parents' intentions. Parents spend more thoughts and actions, and children will naturally be better.