The relationship between mathematics anxiety and learning styles of preservice mathematics teachers

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Erhan Ertekin
Bulent Dilmac
Ersen Yazici
Cite this article:  Ertekin, E., Dilmac, B., & Yazici, E. (2009). The relationship between mathematics anxiety and learning styles of preservice mathematics teachers. Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal, 37(9), 1187-1196.


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The aim was to determine the relationship between preservice mathematics teachers’ mathematics anxiety and their learning styles. The Mathematics Anxiety Scale (MAS; Erktin, Dönmez, & Özel, 2006) was used to determine teacher trainees’ mathematics anxiety, while the Marmara Learning Styles Scale (Otrar, 2006) was administered to determine their learning styles. The correlation coefficients indicate significant relationships between preservice teachers’ mathematics anxiety levels and their learning styles.

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