1. Make a study plan: Make a daily study plan, including completing homework, reviewing and reading. Let children know that learning is something they must do every day.
2. Encourage them: Give children positive encouragement and let them know that their efforts and progress are commendable. This can enhance their self-confidence and motivation.
3. Develop a reward mechanism: When children complete their study plan, they can be given some small rewards, such as watching TV, playing games or going to the park.
4. Find their interests: Understand children's hobbies and try to link learning with interests. This can make learning more interesting and meaningful.
5. Deal with bad temper: If children have bad temper, you can communicate with them, let them know that such behavior is not desirable, and provide some solutions to the problem, such as taking a deep breath and thinking calmly. At the same time, we should set an example and let children learn to control their emotions.
Most importantly, parents need to give their children enough attention and love to make them feel love and support. I hope these suggestions can help you educate your children.