Your daughter's problem is probably that she is afraid of the difficulties of mathematics itself.

If you have a hard math class in the second grade, there are only two possibilities. 1 It's not intentional and the method is incorrect.

These two possible remedies are not difficult. Your daughter is only in the second grade, so she should start tutoring soon. Otherwise, the more math is delayed, the more difficult it is, and it is really difficult to make up for it until high school.

You can give her some math classes selectively, with interest as the main part and tutoring as the auxiliary part ... but I think your daughter may refuse this form, because she doesn't like math, so it is difficult to be interested in math classes. You might as well invite a 1v 1 teacher for her, which is effective at this time. It is not recommended to employ in-service teachers. Your daughter's situation is actually a local phenomenon in her study, and she is not interested in mathematics. At the beginning, please ask an approachable and responsible college student to tutor her for a short time, and then make follow-up plans after seeing the effect. ...

I hope I can help you. If there is anything else about your daughter's study, please leave me a message.