Interest is the kindling to ignite children's enthusiasm for learning, and it is also a mentor and friend to lead children to explore the unknown world of mathematics. We can regularly carry out purposeful education to make children realize the practical value of mathematics, thus stimulating their interest in mathematics.

Emotional interaction

Emotional communication is particularly important in classroom teaching. We should establish a harmonious and intimate relationship between teachers and students and create a pleasant learning atmosphere. The teacher's smile and enthusiasm can arouse children's emotional resonance and make them change from "want me to learn" to "I want to learn".

Parental participation

Parents should also actively participate in the cultivation of children's interests. Observe children's interests carefully, find their advantages, and then guide children's learning with appropriate methods. Encourage children to participate in interest groups, participate in meaningful group activities, visit museums, etc. Let the children discover the beauty in life and then use the classroom content to guide them.

Help students with difficulties

We should give careful guidance to children with math learning difficulties and give them enough confidence and care. Only by making every child feel their importance can they really ignite their enthusiasm for learning.

Sow the seeds of hope

Let's ignite children's interest in mathematics and sow the seeds of hope for their future study. Only by letting children learn in interest can they truly integrate knowledge and practice and make mathematics a part of their lives.