Overcome Your Math Anxiety
Learn the two main components of overcoming math anxiety and put them into practice.
When a learner completes this course, they will
Define math anxiety in general and for themselves.
Practice noticing their anxiety come up without feeding it or allowing it to control their experience with math.
Welcome
What is Math Anxiety?
Defining Your Own Math Anxiety
Record Your Experience of Math Anxiety
Two Parts to Overcoming Anxiety
Memory Drives Anxiety
Negativity Bias
Taking in the Good
Practice Noticing the Positive, Fun, or Interesting
Check Yourself
What Does It Mean and Why Does It Matter?
Strategy #1
Practice 1
Strategy #2
Practice 2
Strategy #3
Understand Getting Ready Self-Statements
Write Your Getting Ready Self-Statements
Understand Activating Strategies Self-Statements
Write Your Activating Strategies Self-Statements
Understand Being Mindful Self-Statements
Write Your Being Mindful Self-Statements
Understand Taking Control Self-Statements
Write Your Taking Control Self-Statements
Understand Cherishing the Positive Self-Statements
Complete Your Self-Statements
Introduction
Set Up: Watch to the 2:00 mark
Getting Ready
Activating Strategies
Let's do some math!
Being Mindful - Round 1
Taking Control - Round 1
Let's keep going!
Being Mindful - Round 2
Taking Control - Round 2
Next Step
Being Mindful - Round 3
Taking Control - Round 3
Last Step
Cherishing the Positive
Reflect
Introduction
Check-in
Getting Ready
Activating Strategies
Working - Round 1
Being Mindful - Round 1
Taking Control - Round 1
Working - Round 2
Being Mindful - Round 2
Taking Control - Round 2
Working - Round 3
Being Mindful - Round 3
Taking Control - Round 3
Working - Round 4
Being Mindful - Round 4
Taking Control - Round 4
Working - Round 5
Being Mindful - Round 5
Taking Control - Round 5
Cherishing the Positive
Reflect