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Mothers Who Fear Math Pass It On To Kids, Says Sunak-Murty Charity Study
Mothers tend to pass on their own anxiety over mathematics to their daughters, creating a gender gap of confidence in the subject over time, new research has discovered.
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National Mathematics Day: 4 Ways To Help Children Conquer Their Math Anxiety
National Mathematics Day: Parents and teachers need to work together to help children understand that Math is not an innate skill and that it can be improved through effort. In fact, associating the subject with positive reinforcement is one of the most effective ways to help change the way children perceive math.
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Here's An Approach To Math Phobia That Could Add Up: Tackle The Fear Head On
Michael Gallin, a 34-year-old math teacher at KAPPA International High School in the Bronx, was winding his way through the cluttered aisles of his algebra classroom listening for sighs of frustration.
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Solve Math Puzzles And Memory Games to Keep Anxiety Away; Try These Foods Too!
Researchers have found that boosting activity in the brain's areas related to thinking and problem-solving may also buffer against worsening anxiety.
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Facing Problems In Maths Board Paper? Blame It On Your Genes
Do maps and maths make you nervous? Blame it on your genes as they play a significant role in how anxious we feel when faced with tasks such as reading a map or solving a geometry problem, a new study has found.
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Love Math? Moderate Anxiety May Improve Performance
If you value math, a little nervousness in relation to math problems may actually improve your performance, suggests new research.
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Tutoring Can Relieve Math Anxiety in Kids, Says Study
A one-on-one math tutoring programme can relieve anxiety about doing math problems in your kids, says a study by Indian-origin researchers.
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Divorce can hurt children's math scores, friendships
Young children of divorced parents are not only more likely to suffer from anxiety, loneliness, low self-esteem and sadness; they also experience long-lasting setbacks in interpersonal skills and academic development.
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Mothers Who Fear Math Pass It On To Kids, Says Sunak-Murty Charity Study
Mothers tend to pass on their own anxiety over mathematics to their daughters, creating a gender gap of confidence in the subject over time, new research has discovered.
-
National Mathematics Day: 4 Ways To Help Children Conquer Their Math Anxiety
National Mathematics Day: Parents and teachers need to work together to help children understand that Math is not an innate skill and that it can be improved through effort. In fact, associating the subject with positive reinforcement is one of the most effective ways to help change the way children perceive math.
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Here's An Approach To Math Phobia That Could Add Up: Tackle The Fear Head On
Michael Gallin, a 34-year-old math teacher at KAPPA International High School in the Bronx, was winding his way through the cluttered aisles of his algebra classroom listening for sighs of frustration.
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Solve Math Puzzles And Memory Games to Keep Anxiety Away; Try These Foods Too!
Researchers have found that boosting activity in the brain's areas related to thinking and problem-solving may also buffer against worsening anxiety.
-
Facing Problems In Maths Board Paper? Blame It On Your Genes
Do maps and maths make you nervous? Blame it on your genes as they play a significant role in how anxious we feel when faced with tasks such as reading a map or solving a geometry problem, a new study has found.
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Love Math? Moderate Anxiety May Improve Performance
If you value math, a little nervousness in relation to math problems may actually improve your performance, suggests new research.
-
Tutoring Can Relieve Math Anxiety in Kids, Says Study
A one-on-one math tutoring programme can relieve anxiety about doing math problems in your kids, says a study by Indian-origin researchers.
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Divorce can hurt children's math scores, friendships
Young children of divorced parents are not only more likely to suffer from anxiety, loneliness, low self-esteem and sadness; they also experience long-lasting setbacks in interpersonal skills and academic development.
