1, set an example. Parents should first form good habits. Set an example for children. Because everything parents say and do is the enlightenment of their children. Provide a learning atmosphere for children, and read or study with them. Over time, gradually they naturally feel that their parents attach importance to learning, know how they should study, and understand that they are not studying for anyone.

2. Respect children. What is respect? We might as well sit down and communicate with our children at an appropriate time, let them speak freely, and provide us with some information to let us know their joys and sorrows. Sometimes when there are differences of opinion, as parents, we will seriously consider whether our children's opinions are more perfect and appropriate than ours. If so, you should give up your own opinions and boldly adopt the children's opinions. This is an exercise of children's cognitive judgment, which not only respects children, but also shortens the gap between the two generations.

3. insist. Enlighten and guide children to do everything in the long run. Some children like this today and that tomorrow. They have a wide range of interests, but they give up when they encounter setbacks. Parents at this time, don't scold and laugh like a storm. We should patiently find out the ins and outs of the matter and what made the child shrink back. Help? Help him solve the problem, explain the disadvantages of giving up halfway, encourage the child to get up from where he fell, and give him a relaxed and happy mood to complete his unfinished business.

4. Close contact. At this time, parents should get in touch with the teacher in time to understand the child's learning situation. A child can't be smooth sailing in all aspects of his study, and there are ebbs and flows at any time, but he just doesn't know where he missed. After the two sides get in touch, they will correct and make up for the shortcomings in time, help the children tide over the difficulties and lay a solid foundation.