2. Understand as much as possible, encourage children more, build a communication platform, don't preach too much, and set an example.
3, often set some small goals that are easy to achieve, cultivate self-confidence, which is conducive to young people's potential.
4. Help children to establish a sense of responsibility, do their own thing well, and cultivate teenagers' sense of responsibility.
5. Formulating family study norms, conscientiously implementing them, and guiding teenagers to be good at asking questions will help to form good study habits and work and rest habits.