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Math Anxiety From All Angles, Katie Harmon
Math Anxiety From All Angles, Katie Harmon
Honors Theses
The purpose of this thesis is to display the causes and impacts of math anxiety for students, especially in secondary education, and how to prevent math anxiety or help students with math anxiety. Three main groups, teachers, parents, and students, are discussed in this thesis. Overall, research is used to emphasize the significance and relevance of math anxiety and the ability of teachers and parents to help prevent the development or increased intensity of math anxiety for individual students.
Mathematics Teaching In The Secondary Schools, Gail Ray
Mathematics Teaching In The Secondary Schools, Gail Ray
Honors Theses
Thesis: What are the rewards of teaching mathematics in the high schools?
As to the rewards in teaching mathematics on the secondary level, one must not look totally at salaries and fringe benefits, for these are very limited in comparison with other mathematical professions. One could easily become a computer programmer and double the salary he received as a teacher.
Modern Mathematics In Secondary Education, Sandra Lee Sawyer
Modern Mathematics In Secondary Education, Sandra Lee Sawyer
Honors Theses
Until recently, the mathematics curriculum in elementary and secondary schools had been relatively unchanged for a century or more. While both elementary and secondary school programs are undergoing special studies, the most extensive curriculum projects to date have been focused on the secondary school.
First, let us consider the purpose of modern math. There has been much criticism about changing from the traditional math to the modern math. As mathematician Allendoerfer explains: "More than anything else, the new math is a new approach to old ideas, a mixture of intuition, deduction, and application."