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Math anxiety in elementary students: Examining the role of timing and task complexity

[…] a within-subjects design, we examined differences in math anxiety and math performance across math task timing (i.e., overt timing vs. covert timing) and math task complexity (i.e., simple vs. complex problems) with 113 fourth- (n = 38) and fifth-grade (n = 75) students. Läs vidare [Science Direkt] Läs även: Unraveling the interplay between math anxiety and […]

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Mathematician Solves 50-Year-Old Möbius Strip Puzzle

[…] mathematical objects. To construct one of these single-sided surfaces, take a strip of paper, twist it once and then tape the ends together. Making one of these beauties is so simple that even young children can do it, yet the shapes’ properties are complex enough to capture mathematicians’ enduring interest. Läs vidare/Read more [Scientific American]

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How early childhood exposure to math builds toward academic success

[…] count objects, compare set sizes, use everyday items like paper clips to measure objects, manipulate shapes to create new shapes (e.g., tangrams), and combine objects to complete simple addition problems. Decades of research have demonstrated how children’s math knowledge when they enter kindergarten predicts their long-term academic success across all subjects. However, too many children still […]

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The map of mathematics

Here is a map of mathematics as it stands today, mathematics as it is practiced by mathematicians. From simple starting points — Numbers, Shapes, Change — the map branches out into interwoven tendrils of thought. Follow it, and you’ll understand how prime numbers connect to geometry, how symmetries give a handle on questions of […]

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’I will do my very best!’

Children who think poorly of themselves often underachieve in school. A new Dutch study tested whether a simple mental activity — having children with low self-confidence say favorable, encouraging words to themselves — could boost their achievement. The study found that children who engaged in this kind of self-talk improved their math performance when […]

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