Parents 9 ways to cooperate with children to learn well

The child’s learning process is not a solitary battle of the child. Parents play a big role in it. Many parents do not know how to better cooperate with their children's learning, or even turn a blind eye to their children's learning. In the long run, not only will the children lack autonomy in their learning, but their academic performance will also be affected. So, how can parents better cooperate with their children's learning? Here are some suggestions and methods.

1. Tell your children to listen carefully in class

Once you understand it, it will be easier to do your homework. When revising questions, you cannot plagiarize others. You must think about it yourself and ask if you don’t understand. Only then can you learn well.

2. Accumulate extracurricular knowledge

For example, it can be used in memorizing ancient poems, reading extracurricular books, and sometimes studying textbooks. If children have rich accumulation of knowledge outside of Chinese class, it will also be helpful for their writing in the future.

3. Prepare carefully before class and take notes

Preview is very important for children. For example, mark the pronunciation in advance, mark the words and sentences, and read them carefully. These preview methods will be helpful for future learning.

4. Reasonably arrange the review time for each subject

Review the past to learn new things. After the children return home, they should be guided to review on time and check whether they have really mastered the knowledge they have learned and what they have not learned. For example, after learning the text, you will look at the text when reviewing, whether you can mark the pronunciation, and whether you can do the after-class exercises. These are all very important. Parents should sometimes ask their children questions about the lesson to help them review. Or let the child be a teacher and give lessons to the parents to check the learning progress.

5. If you have any questions, ask your parents or teachers in time and ask them to explain the question again. Tell your children that as long as you ask, you will definitely get a satisfactory answer.

6. Parents can help find a few more different types of slightly difficult questions for the children to look at and practice. This way children won't be nervous during the exam.

7. Give children confidence in learning

No matter how capable a child is in absorbing knowledge, he or she should never be discouraged at will. No one is born a genius. Everyone accumulates knowledge gradually through practice and becomes proficient through practice. Parents should keep a calm mind and not say things to their children like "You failed the exam, what a shame" or beat them up at every turn. Parents need to be patient and calm, which is the key to helping children face learning calmly. It is very important to see the children's strengths, give them appropriate encouragement and guidance, and make them confident in learning.

8. Cultivate good study habits for children

Parents who hope that their children will grow up and succeed in the future society must pay attention to guiding them in learning methods and cultivating good study habits in them. Generally speaking, a child's learning habits determine his learning results. Therefore, in addition to in class, parents must also correctly cultivate their children's learning habits. It is important to supervise him to do his homework every day. The handwriting of the child's homework, attitude towards homework, efficiency in listening to lectures, interest in subjects, etc., the parents' attention and supervision cannot be ignored.

9. Cooperate with your children in their studies and often ask them questions about common sense in life and problems in study. This will greatly increase their interest in learning and their level of seriousness in studying. Learning math textbooks with mom and dad will make children happy. Practice has proved that learning in a relaxed and enjoyable manner can fully mobilize and give play to children's interest, enthusiasm and potential in learning, thereby enhancing memory and mastering the ability to apply; on the contrary, rigid, boring and stressful learning can only inhibit thinking activities and reduce learning effects.