Don't label it
When children encounter difficulties in learning, parents should not rush to blame their children, let alone label them as "having a bad learning attitude". This will make children feel misunderstood and not understood, which is not conducive to their growth.
Accept the child's emotions.
When children study hard but their grades are not good, their mood will definitely be bad. At this time, parents should first accept their children's emotions and help them with comforting language. Children want their parents to understand their emotions. When their parents disagree or don't understand them, their emotions will escalate and they may do things that make their parents angry.
Affirm the child's efforts
Parents should affirm their children's efforts and help them find suitable learning methods, so as to really help their children make progress. When children are not doing well in school, parents should think about whether their children have encountered problems and tried their best, instead of just thinking about their bad attitude.
Listen to your child's feelings.
When encountering problems, parents should observe their children's emotions, feel their feelings attentively, express them in gentle language, and give them encouragement and support. In this way, children will feel understood, cared for and study harder.