First-year students lay a good foundation for education: let children learn to listen, let children learn to express, let children learn to read and let children learn to write correctly.

1, let children learn to listen. Help children dictate new words, listen to stories, listen to adults, listen to the world around them, retell stories by themselves after listening, and cultivate children's habit of listening and thinking.

2. Let children learn to express themselves. When encountering problems, let children fully express their ideas, correctly encourage false inspiration, and don't deny it easily to stimulate children's awareness of independent learning.

3. Let children learn to read. As the saying goes: read it four times to see what it means. Let children read more texts and read more meaningful books after class, they will know more and help them accumulate knowledge.

4, let the children learn to write correctly: first, let the children write good words, write standard words, and write in order. Secondly, you can practice writing a sentence, making sentences with words, and then connecting words into sentences and paragraphs, so as to develop the habit of writing and copying casually and accumulate vocabulary, laying a foundation for future writing.

It is necessary to teach students in accordance with their aptitude, check for leaks and fill vacancies, and actively cooperate with teachers to carry out collaborative education. If children are found to have learning disabilities, uninterested or poor language sensitivity, or poor study habits, targeted measures should be taken to give priority to praise and encouragement, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and prevent delays. Don't rush for success, students' learning pressure will not pay off.

Precautions:

Strengthen parent-child communication, enhance parent-child feelings, and cultivate and develop students' self-confidence. Don't talk about learning first. Everything is fine if you study well, but it is useless if you study poorly. This will not only not help children get good development, but will have a negative impact on children.

Once a child is disappointed in learning and loses confidence, it is easy to widen the learning gap. Therefore, we should often communicate with our children about their study and life at school, guide them to relax, and let them feel encouraged and urged, so as to gain confidence and strength.