2015
DOI: 10.1007/s10763-015-9687-5
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The Role of Parental Math Anxiety and Math Attitude in Their Children’s Math Achievement

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“…This father's indirect involvement potentially brings stronger influence toward students' mathematics achievement compared to father's direct involvement such as helping children to solve some mathematical problems (Cao et al, 2006). This finding is line with Soni and Kumari (2017) statement that the support and motivation a father gives to his children bring positive correlation toward the children mathematics achievement.…”
Section: Figure 2 the Differences Of Average In Mathematics Achievemsupporting
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“…This father's indirect involvement potentially brings stronger influence toward students' mathematics achievement compared to father's direct involvement such as helping children to solve some mathematical problems (Cao et al, 2006). This finding is line with Soni and Kumari (2017) statement that the support and motivation a father gives to his children bring positive correlation toward the children mathematics achievement.…”
Section: Figure 2 the Differences Of Average In Mathematics Achievemsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…This condition builds a closer relationship between children and their mother compared to their father. Soni and Kumari (2017) state that a child who has a close relationship with his mother will have a positive perception. The level of closeness becomes the indicator of children's positive development and plays a role in developing children's ability in mathematics.…”
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“…For example, higher parent academic expectations have been linked to more frequent numeracy activities in the home and math performance [2425]. A parent characteristic that has received considerable recent attention in the broader literature, but not in studies considering the home math environment, is parent math anxiety [3235]. Parents’ own anxiety about doing math has been linked with children’s math performance, although the relation is not always direct.…”
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“…Tutum, matematik öğrenme ve öğretme sürecinde hayati bir rol oynamakla beraber öğrencilerin matematik alanındaki başarılarına etki etmektedir (Farooq & Shah, 2008). Çocukların matematiğe yönelik tutumları kendi matematiksel yeterliliklerini algılamalarını büyük ölçüde etkilemekte, matematik performansları üzerinde derin bir etki yaratmaktadır (Soni & Kumari, 2017). Matematiğin pek çok kişi için zor ve algılanması karmaşık bir ders olarak düşünülmesinin, bireylerin matematiğe yönelik tutumlarını etkileyebileceği kaçınılmazdır.…”
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