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If More Practice Fixed It, You Wouldn’t Still Be Crying Over Math Homework

Girl they say your child just needs “more practice.”
But you’ve both been staring at the same worksheet for two hours.

Your 11-year-old hides when it’s math time.
You sit at the kitchen table, and the tears start before the first problem’s even done.
The teacher sends home more worksheets like that’s gonna fix it.
And you tell yourself maybe it really is just effort.

But that’s the trap.
Harder doesn’t always mean progress.
Sometimes it just means more frustration.

I know one mom who finally stopped staying quiet.
She gathered examples of her child’s struggles and asked the teacher, “What different supports can we try?”
And that one shift from silent to specific got her child the help they actually needed.

So tell me is math homework still ending in tears this week?
Drop what part set your child off in the comments.
And follow because I’ve got more ways to help you move from endless practice to real progress.

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