First, we should pay attention to cultivating children's interest in learning. Interest is the best teacher. If children are interested, they will take the initiative to learn. At the beginning, parents can read with their children and tell interesting stories in the book, so that children can find fun in the book and guide them to learn actively. If there is something that children don't understand, they can be guided to find the answer, but they can't directly tell them how to solve it or give them the correct answer.

Second, we should pay attention to cultivating children's good study habits. Let children understand that it is their own business to finish homework, and they should also work hard to finish their own things, and work hard to make them feel responsible. Cultivate self-conscious learning, consciously pack up your school tools, books and schoolbags, and get ready for tomorrow's class. Children who just go to school don't know how to do it, so parents should give help and guidance.

Third, we should pay attention to tap children's potential, find their motivation to learn, and let them try the joy of success. Children can be given a chance to succeed according to their curiosity and competitiveness. Children like to be affirmed and praised. They often use appreciation, but they should pay attention to principles when using appreciation. Meet children's psychological needs more, encourage children to learn spontaneously, actively and actively, and gain a sense of success from it.

Fourth, parents should pay attention to teaching students in accordance with their aptitude in family study and education, and guide and educate them imperceptibly according to their children's interests, hobbies, personalities and abilities. Don't expect too much from your child or only pay attention to your grades, ignoring the cultivation of your child in other aspects.

In short, parents should pay attention to the "guided" education of children's abilities, interests, hobbies and characteristics when guiding their children to study at home. Parents should be patient, learn to wait, give their children a process of growth and learning, form habits in this process, attach importance to cultivating and tapping their potential, and let them develop further.