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Undergraduate Students’ Mathematics Efficacy Change Through Collaborative Projects in General Education Mathematics Course

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RUME 26

2024

Omaha, Nebraska

Undergraduate Students’ Mathematics Efficacy Change Through Collaborative Projects in General Education Mathematics Course

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Some challenges of teaching General Education Mathematics Courses (GEMC) motivated us to investigate how doing collaborative projects affects undergraduate students’ self-efficacy in mathematics. The problems we see in the GEMC include students’ low self-efficacy in mathematics, low engagement, and negative attitudes toward mathematics. It is necessary to understand better how collaborative learning approaches work related to students’ efficacy in mathematics.

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