2019
DOI: 10.1080/08934215.2019.1675737
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Instructor Misbehaviors and Math Anxiety

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“…Although instructor communicative behaviors, which are the combination of verbal and nonverbal communication cues instructors use in the face-to-face classroom, have been found to correlate with students’ writing apprehension (Autman & Kelly, 2017), no researcher has attempted to model the relationships between instructor communicative behaviors and students’ writing apprehension. An ethical struggle faced by educators wishing to determine pedagogical causation is that they have to engage in experimental research with a control group of students who are likely to experience learning loss as a result of the experimental conditions (Kelly, Romero, Morrow, Denton, & Ducking, 2018). As such, path analysis is a common analytical technique used in instructional communication research to identify statistical patterns consistent with causation in an attempt to identify controllable instructional variables that appear to be influencing classroom outcomes.…”
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“…Although instructor communicative behaviors, which are the combination of verbal and nonverbal communication cues instructors use in the face-to-face classroom, have been found to correlate with students’ writing apprehension (Autman & Kelly, 2017), no researcher has attempted to model the relationships between instructor communicative behaviors and students’ writing apprehension. An ethical struggle faced by educators wishing to determine pedagogical causation is that they have to engage in experimental research with a control group of students who are likely to experience learning loss as a result of the experimental conditions (Kelly, Romero, Morrow, Denton, & Ducking, 2018). As such, path analysis is a common analytical technique used in instructional communication research to identify statistical patterns consistent with causation in an attempt to identify controllable instructional variables that appear to be influencing classroom outcomes.…”
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“…Heartbeat may also increase if anxiety happens. In this context, one of the causes of anxiety is the emergence of insecurity (Horgan et al, 2018;Jennings et al, 2017;Kelly et al, 2020) due to entering a very new situation, for instance, when one is faced with challenges.…”
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“…The results of previous studies(Kelly et al, 2020; McMinn & Aldridge, 2020; Yanti et al, 2019) concluded that teacher candidates who have anxiety during teaching will tend to teach in classically and deliver materials in a shorter period. The anxiety of teacher candidates(Caliskan, 2017;González et al, 2017) can be analyzed from some domains, namely somatic, cognitive, and pedagogic.…”
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“…O ambiente da sala de aula tal como é percebido pelo aluno influencia o seu desempenho na disciplina de matemática, visto que afeta o seu entusiasmo, interesse e motivação pela aprendizagem (Luttenberger et al, 2018;Trigueros et al, 2020). A perceção do ambiente de sala de aula como sendo mais desafiador, acolhedor e orientado para o domínio dos conteúdos traduz, por parte dos alunos, autoeficácia mais elevada e melhor desempenho (Kelly et al, 2020;Luttenberger et al, 2018). No entanto, ambientes dominados pela competitividade e constante avaliação das aptidões, em que o professor é distante, pode criar ansiedade respeitante a atingir expectativas relativas ao desempenho, bem como diminuir a iniciativa e participação ativa por parte dos alunos (Kelly et al, 2020;Trigueros et al, 2020).…”
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“…A ansiedade matemática sentida pelo docente influencia a sua escolha de métodos pedagógicos. Docentes mais ansiosos dão as aulas de uma forma mais dogmática e optam por favorecer a aprendizagem mecânica através da repetição ao invés de atividades mais concetuais (Kelly et al, 2020;Schaeffer et al, 2020). Adicionalmente, estes docentes, por terem atitudes negativas relativas à matemática e à sua importância, podem ter expectativas inferiores relativas ao desempenho dos seus alunos, o que pode influenciar o desempenho destes (Schaeffer et al, 2020).…”
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