Dealing with mathematical anxiety: Should one size fit all?

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Warwick, J (2017). Dealing with mathematical anxiety: Should one size fit all? Mathematics Enthusiast. 14 (1-3), pp. 161-174.
AuthorsWarwick, J
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© The Author(s).Many students who have to study mathematics as an enabling subject within higher education experience mathematical anxiety to a greater or lesser extent. This affliction can impact student learning and achievement in mathematics and so a number of strategies have been suggested for alleviating mathematical anxiety or at least moderating its effects. This paper reports on a comparison of the mathematical anxiety experienced by two groups of students each studying a different subject discipline. The results indicate that the groups have quite different levels of anxiety and the differing contributing factors between the groups suggest that approaches to remediation need to be tailored to reflect these factors.

Keywords1303 Specialist Studies In Education
Year2017
JournalMathematics Enthusiast
Journal citation14 (1-3), pp. 161-174
PublisherMontana Council of Teachers of Mathematics
ISSN1551-3440
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Print01 Jan 2017
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Deposited13 Mar 2017
Accepted01 Jan 2017
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