Increase interest
Use games, puzzles and other interactive activities to make learning enjoyable. Integrate educational applications, videos and online games to make learning more attractive.
Contact with real life
Help children understand the relevance of what they have learned by linking what they have learned with real life experience. For example, when teaching mathematics, use daily situations, such as shopping, to help them understand how mathematics is used in practical situations.
Encourage questions
Encourage children to ask questions and answer their questions in a way that stimulates their interest and encourages further exploration. This helps to cultivate their critical thinking ability and love for learning.
Cultivating creativity
Provide opportunities for hands-on, painting or writing. Encourage children to express themselves creatively and share their creations. This helps them develop their imagination and problem-solving ability.
Celebrate achievements
Celebrate children's achievements and progress. Recognize their efforts and success, no matter how small. This helps to build their self-esteem and confidence, and then encourages them to continue their studies.
Encourage cooperation
Encourage children to do projects and homework together. Cooperative learning may be more attractive and enlightening than individual learning. It teaches them teamwork and communication skills.
Provide positive feedback
Provide positive feedback and constructive criticism when necessary. Their advantages encourage them to make continuous progress. This will help to cultivate their growth mentality and willingness to accept new challenges.
lead by example
Read books, watch rich videos and discuss current events with them. This helps them realize that learning is a lifelong process.