Research abstract

ANXIETY IN KIDS? MADE BETTER THROUGH MATHEMATICS!

It's so cool that they are working to make games for kids that help with their anxiety with math!

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Children and games are intertwined in our world today. Lots of kids have access to media and that is something that educators can use to their advantage. By giving kids math games on their own platform, that will allow kids to approach the game in a way that they are used to, instead of something that is more foreign to them. They will be able to see the game and relate to math better that way.

Key takeaways

  1. More than 77% of children who have high math anxiety score between normal to high on curriculum math tests.
  2. A solution to help kids w/ anxiety when doing math is an app which consist of 11 games located across the landscapes of different countries where they have to do certain tasks to move the story along
  3. The apps price can range between $5.25 per month or $42.10 a year.
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