Factors that Affect College Students' Attitude Toward Mathematics
From this study, student attitudes are most affected by four external factors: the teacher, teaching style, classroom environment, and assessments and achievement. Additionally, one internal factor, individual perceptions and characteristics, also affect student attitudes. It is suggested that educators can affect the four external factors in order to influence the internal factor and, in turn, student attitudes.From this study, student attitudes are most affected by four external factors: the teacher, teaching style, classroom environment, and assessments and achievement.
| Title | : | Factors that Affect College Students' Attitude Toward Mathematics |
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| Publisher | : | ProQuest - 2008 |
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