Maths: Maths anxiety (Secondary)

Audience: School leaders, Teachers

Subject: Secondary Maths

Topics: Knowledge of the curriculum, Knowledge of your subject field, Approaches to individualised learning, Pedagogy - generic, Theories of learning, Teaching students with SEND

An in-depth look into maths anxiety, its classroom roots, causes and investigation of provenstrategies to help alleviate and reduce its impact on students in classrooms. This sessionaims to equip teachers with the tools to create a supportive learning environment, fosteringconfidence and resilience among students, focusing on both prevention and intervention.Gain practical strategies that go beyond mere understanding, addressing the emotionalaspects of maths education to cultivate a positive and empowering classroom experience.

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