When it comes to math, what do you think about? Do you get the sweats or do you get anxiety that builds up? Chances are if you are like most parents, you are not a fan of math. For most people, anxiety with math is a real thing and there is new research that this may be passed on to our children through actions.
Math can cause anxiety in learners.
There has been research that shows math anxiety can start early. Sometimes as early as first grade and it can actually lead the child to want to avoid math and numbers throughout school years. It appears that those that have a more difficult time with math will avoid math more readily. There are ways to bring math into the home without anxiety, such as an app.
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