Psychological problems with learning mathematical disciplines at the economics faculties

  • Mardanov R
  • Khasanova A
  • Kalganova G
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The paper analyzes some of the psychological problems of the economic faculties’ students arising in the course of study of mathematical disciplines. These problems are primarily related with the lack of students’ awareness, misconception about the calculation methods in their future profession, low motivation and performance, math anxiety, etc. They makeadditional difficulties which impede successful mastering of sophisticated material. Based on the experience of mathematical disciplines teaching, the paper provides some possible solutions to these problems with the lecturer who has to play an important role. The lecturer should orientate students towards serious and profound knowledge of economic and mathematical methods, create conditions for students’ active participation in the educational process and provide them with comprehensive assistance in overcoming difficulties.

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Mardanov, R. Sh., Khasanova, A. Yu., & Kalganova, G. F. (2016). Psychological problems with learning mathematical disciplines at the economics faculties. SHS Web of Conferences, 26, 01130. https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/20162601130

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