
Maximizing Intervention and Minimizing Math Anxiety: Strategies for Student Success
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This edWeb podcast is sponsored by Amplify.
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Math class often gets the reputation of being too difficult or too stressful for our students, leading to increased math anxiety and decreased confidence in class. Intervention tools and strategies are becoming more and more necessary to help students engage in math concepts, become successful learners, and build math proficiency in the classroom and beyond.
Join Bethany Lockhart Johnson as she dives into these hot topics for math educators. Listeners learn the importance of successful math intervention, and how factors like math anxiety and dyscalculia come into play. They also learn practical tips to start applying to their practice right away.
This edWeb podcast is intended for educators and school leaders of grades K-8, but all are welcome.
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