Archive for the ‘Math Anxiety’ Category
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008
Have you been caught having to memorise maths formulae, the mathematical concepts, the "little" tricks, and the progressive steps in a given duration that many claimed to be too short?
"How to remember?"
"Why teach so fast?"
"Any simpler method?"
These are sampled questions that express the stress and anxiety that many students faced.
Though some of ...
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Tuesday, October 9th, 2007
Math anxiety has been the concern of most students. Staring at blank papers, constant head scratching, and shaky hands – these are the usual scenarios in a person that is having problems with math. It has been the mission of math educators to present math in the easiest way possible. ...
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Tuesday, October 9th, 2007
Everyone knows this thing about Maths Exam Anxiety. Not many students like it. During exam revision period, all maths students are tensed up preparing for the challenge. There are many ways to revise and many strategy. Working in groups? Or alone at a secluded location isolated from mankind? Revised one ...
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Sunday, October 7th, 2007
Math anxiety is a situation everyone learning math should avoid. It hinders the progress of math education. When you have this anxiety, you tend to avoid math and anything related to math, example, counting, organising numbers, etc. It is detrimental and is spiral in effect. Lost of confidence in solving ...
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