Can anyone teach me how to do math well?

You go to find a tutor to help you make up the lesson!

You're so studious, I'm sure you can get your grades up!

If you take out all your previous books and think about the mysteries, you will be touched.

I think you've already taken the first step towards being a good math teacher when you ask this question, and I'd like to give you a few tips in addition to teaching, one: learn to cultivate students' interest in math. Two:

Praise students often and help them find self-confidence, three: don't get angry with students, get angry, (don't get angry) four: correct students' mistakes, but not in that rude tone, five:

Gentleness, thoughtfulness, caring for students, understanding students, selfless dedication, taking care of students in all aspects, trying to read students' thoughts, (such as why you like or why you don't like mathematics, etc., take the initiative to communicate with students, the more students who don't like to talk, the more sensitive their hearts are, maybe it is possible that your math grades have improved by leaps and bounds just because of your sentence, or you may feel inferior because of a criticism, and never dare to touch math again, you must take the initiative to communicate with students) Try to take the initiative to help students, Try to be patient in answering students' questions rather than overdoing them. Regardless of the quality of the student's math score, give students care, students who do well in the exam, to encourage a little, students who do not do well in the exam, to comfort more, don't only care about the students you teach now, to be fair to all students, care about all the students who have taught! I'd say these requirements may be really demanding, but, if they do, maybe, it could improve the grades of many students.

Finally, I would like to say that although I am only a student, although my answers may not be as good as those of other netizens, I want to help every enthusiastic teacher open the knot in the hearts of students.

Mathematics is a very logical natural subject, to teach mathematics well, first of all, we must learn mathematics well, in the face of each mathematical problem, we can not simply pursue his answers, we must understand the ins and outs of each step, and carefully and methodically analyze the reasons. To cultivate one's logical ability, you must also think carefully and do everything possible to understand what you don't understand.

The first time you teach a class, you first pretend to be cute: "Hehe, I'm your new teacher Q number 519413455 丗, from now on, I will teach you mathematics." Be obedient and review carefully, listen carefully in class, and write your homework well Soon, the students left a good impression on this teacher.

The next day, when the class was officially in attendance. Before class, you should review the knowledge you want to teach your classmates today, and review some of the main topics of this class, and the requirements must not exceed 5 questions. Then during the lesson, you say in a kawaii voice:

Hee-hee, teacher, I won't let you learn so much knowledge, we can just study a few questions. If you don't study well, you will have to do a lot of homework at night. But if you study well, the teacher will let you go downstairs to play a class, and you will have a few homework questions in the evening, okay?

Hearing this, the students sat up straight with great pleasure, and they listened carefully when you gave a serious lecture. Soon, the students memorized the knowledge of each lesson. Don't assign too much homework in the evening, reduce the burden more, and do a few main topics.

But you have to give the kids a quiz every week, and if they score 95 or more, they will give them toys. This will certainly arouse the children's interest, and in doing so, it will also prevent the children from doing less homework and being careless. I believe you will definitely teach math well.

Please put your child's interests first.