What does it really mean when a child says, “I hate school”?For many kids, that moment isn’t about the math, the homework, or even the grades. It’s about something deeper — feeling confused, disconnected, or like they don’t belong.In this episode, I sit down with educator, TEDx speaker, and YayMath.org Founder Robert Ahdoot to explore what actually goes into learning process and how we, as parents and educators, can optimize education. Through stories from both the classroom and our own parenting journeys, we talk about the emotional side of learning — and why connection, advocacy, and belonging may matter far more than "success".Robert shares why great teachers do something powerful that AI never can… they're simply present.We also explore how parents and educators can help kids stay curious and confident, even when something feels hard.In this episode, we talk about:• What kids are really saying when they say “I hate school”• Why belonging can matter more than academic ability• How to help kids advocate for themselves in the classroom• What makes a good teacher truly unforgettable• Why failure is an essential part of learning• How parents can help kids stay curious when things get hardBecause this conversation isn’t really about math or learning or school.It’s about what happens inside a child while they’re learning something difficult — and how we, the adults in their lives, can help them grow through it.🎉Join Me at The BEYOND THE 9 to 5 CEILING SUMMIT —I'm a Featured Speaker! Register for Free and Learn more Here!  Support the show📲Support The Mission:   If you found this episode inspiring or insightful, please share it with a friend, tag me on IG @raisingwildhearts, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!🔗Follow + Subscribe + Review:  Apple | Spotify | Amazon Music | YouTube🎙️Want to be a guest on Raising Wild Hearts? Send me a message on PodMatch, here:https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/raisingwildhearts💰 I only share what I truly love — some some links may be affiliate links.