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Posts Tagged ‘Math Anxiety’


whats-math-got-to-do-with-it

June 30th, 2009

by Becca in Elementary teachers, Math Anxiety, Parent Tips

What’s Math Got to Do with It?

I am a graduate student, which means that I am constantly searching and researching mathematics education.

monsters-in-my-math

March 6th, 2009

by Mickelle in Math Anxiety, Math Learning, Parent Tips, Parenting, Teaching Math

Monsters in My Math

Forget the boogie man under the bed. There’s a bigger problem out there. “My child is scared to try new things that are hard for him.” At DreamBox, we hear this quite a bit. And I believe it’s a problem all parents should attack with muster. Why? Because learning to persevere through a tough problem is a life skill that will serve every child well, now and forever. So how does a parent address this? Every child is different. Experiment with the ideas below and figure out which best suits your child’s temperament.

cowboys-actresses-and-mathematicians

February 20th, 2009

by Byron in Math in Real Life, Middle School and Beyond, Parent Tips

Cowboys, Actresses, and Mathematicians

I recently came across two articles that really caught my eye.The first was in the Wall Street Journal and was a ranking of the best jobs in the US. Mathematician was ranked #1, with Actuary and Statistician holding #2 and #3 respectively.

learning-math-is-a-set-of-screwdrivers

August 25th, 2008

by Lorenzo in Math Anxiety, Math Learning, Teaching Math

Learning Math is a Set of Screwdrivers

I remember my first day in middle school in Florence, Italy. It is a sunny morning in September. The classroom is full of nervous eleven year olds, glancing around studying the faces of the strangers sitting in the same room.









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