Are you an adult who will often claim they’re horrible at math whenever a child asks you for help with understanding their homework? You need to stop doing that. Also try not saying that you don’t understand why math has to be so complicated. If you can’t help them, remind yourself that your child has support at school for extra help.
Parents should help learners with homework while showing empathy.
Childhood scars can be innocently perpetuated by well meaning parents who simply think that they are trying to show empathy toward their child’s math. It is not that people who declare math is difficult are necessarily wrong. It’s more that they are not saying anything helpful to the child whom they are trying to help.
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