alleryWhat emotional effect can long-term struggle in maths have on a learner?
AAnxiety and avoiding maths
BSudden love of numbers
CNo change in attitude
DBetter scores in maths
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Anxiety and avoiding maths
1. Constant difficulty causes frustration.
2. Learners may develop anxiety and avoid mathematics as much as possible.
3. This can lower grades, so remedial help should also rebuild confidence.
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