Overcoming Math Anxiety

Randy Davidson · Ellen Levitov

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1. Beginning Your Journey. 2. Exploring Symptoms. 3. Origins. 4. Gaining Control of Time. 5. Using the Inner Voice. 6. Relaxaaaaaaaation. 7. Better Study Habits. 8. Better Problem Solving Skills. 9. Problem Solving Revisited: Word Problems. 10. Staying Math Anxiety Free. Appendixes.

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