What Your Child Really Means When They Say ‘I Hate Math!
- Excel At Math, LLC
- 4 days ago
- 1 min read
Why do kids say “I hate math” — and what are they really trying to tell us?
In this episode of Math Moments with Yasmine, experienced educator and owner of Excel At Math in Kennesaw, GA, Yasmine explains the real reasons students struggle with math and what parents can do to help without adding more pressure.
After over 25 years working with students, Yasmine shares insights on:
Why math confidence often breaks down
How learning gaps build over time
Why many children believe they are “not math people” when they actually just need the right explanation and support
This episode combines humor, real parent experiences, and educational insights to help families better understand math learning. If your child says:
“I hate math”
“I’m not good at math”
Struggles with homework and confidence
…this episode is for you. You’ll also hear important facts about national math performance and what they mean for today’s students — plus practical encouragement for parents looking to support math success at home.
Key Topics Covered in This Episode
Understanding your child’s math struggles
Why students lose confidence in math
The truth behind math anxiety
What actually helps kids improve in math
Parent tips from an experienced educator
Whether your child is in elementary school, middle school, high school, or preparing for Algebra, Geometry, SAT/ACT, or advanced math, these conversations are designed to make math feel less stressful and more achievable.
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