How to teach primary school students to preview and review, how to review in the first grade of prim

This year's first grade of primary school is the first batch of first-grade freshmen under the double reduction policy, and parents often have the trouble of not being able to know their children's grades.

You can find the corresponding test paper resources on the 101 education ppt, and you can choose the test paper by selecting the corresponding subject, and there are also standard answers on it, and parents can arrange a complete time on the weekend to do a mock test for the child Hormi.

After writing your homework every night, you should review it accordingly, and you should also do your homework well so that you can do your homework. Then spend half an hour to prepare.

When reviewing and previewing in the first grade of primary school, I think we all need the company of parents. Because the child himself must know very little, and the child does not bend to achieve absolute self-discipline, so at this time parents should play a role of supervision and companionship.

I think that in the first grade of primary school, it takes a lot of effort to review and do homework and prepare, and you need to read more, practice more and write more.

The child is only in the first grade, so the child should be allowed to relax and read the relevant books, without much effort.

In the first grade of primary school, you must create a good learning environment for yourself, you must have a good learning method, and make a study plan for yourself.

The primary school mathematics preparation methods include key points, calculation formulas, and literacy points.

1. Key points.

This is the basis of preview, the first thing to do is to read the textbook, think while reading, figure out the concepts, draw out the main points of knowledge, and understand the main content.

The process of preparation is the process of questioning. In the preview process, you should use a pen to mark the key points and difficult points, and you can also write your understanding and experience in the blank space of the book or in the notebook.

2. Calculate the formula.

Learning mathematics is naturally inseparable from formulas, and some textbooks have a general derivation process for formulas, while others do not. In either case, it is recommended that students try to derive the formula by themselves when previewing, which is very beneficial for cultivating children's ability to analyze and solve problems independently, and guiding children to discover their own knowledge deficiencies.

Usually, if the derivation cannot be carried out or there is a mistake in the derivation, either the knowledge is not understood enough, or the knowledge has not been learned, or the learning has been forgotten, as long as you try to make up for it, you will improve.

3. Literacy points.

The knowledge of mathematics is continuous, and if the previous concepts are not understood, it will affect the learning of subsequent courses. The teacher will not repeat the knowledge that has been learned in class, and if you don't understand it during the preview, it will affect the efficiency of the class.

Many children can't understand in class, a big reason is that they haven't cleared these "blind spots", lack the necessary knowledge for new classes, and if they don't understand one thing in class, they won't understand it later. When previewing, once you find these "blind spots", you can check yourself or ask your parents until you understand them.