My son is regular practice in math's, but still concept is not clear, due to this his marks are getting very poor, can you give the suggestion how to better improvement and better understanding, please suggest.

Ans: Hello,
As you said he is not showing interest, hence unable to understand the basics.
Teacher has to make the subject interesting for him with good examples, quizzes, etc.
There is an online course EGANEET, search for it & take a basic subscription first, they make the subject lucid to understand.

See if it helps.

All the best.

Ans: Hi!! Whenever a child is not understanding Maths, its always because of the adults ,who are unable to teach him in a way he or she understands. You are in luck , the summer holidays have begun, take one chapter at a time and explain the concepts to your child in a way he understands. Go to the very basic level and then increase the difficulty level.( be very encouraging and understanding, show lots of patience, the bigger goal to help him understand and score marks) Some children learn visually, some learn by listening, some learn by doing practically. It's called the VAK method , use all three ways of teaching your child. Complete the Maths syllabus before he joins back school. There will definitely be an improvement. You need to teach the child in a way he understands, remember you are the adult here. He doesn't understand by one method, try other ways of teaching a concept. You are in a generation where you can use internet, AI and other tools to help you learn to teach your child.

Ans: I think important is to understand the concepts then rote learning.
Make him understand the concepts by giving him the concept based learning, paired with activities and objective tests from each lesson before you start giving him more Lessons to learn. Divide the task into shorter achievable goals to develop the intrest.

Ans: Hi Abhijeet

This is a very usual case. Whenever a child shifts from one method to another, it takes some time to upgrade himself to the new pattern. MCQ test pattern and Written test pattern are different. Both patterns require different skills.

In short, your son is struggling to adapt to the new format of written exams in 8th grade. This shift from MCQs to written exams requires different study techniques, such as active recall, effective note-taking, and practice writing.

To help him improve, you can:
1) Encourage him to use active recall techniques like flashcards and quizzes.
2) Teach him effective note-taking methods like the Cornell method or mind mapping.
3) Help him practice writing essays and join a writing group if possible.
4) Assist him in creating a study schedule and breaking down assignments into smaller tasks.

At last, keep patient, every child is different. Give him some time to adjust to the new pattern. Your motion and support are much needed at this stage and that too without showing any panic on your face.

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