Stress Anxiety of Engineering Students Towards Mathematical Formula
Mariah Karisma Cabrera
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Mhelanie Catalan
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Jervy Andrei Dictado
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Trisha Galabin
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Julius Caezar Heramil
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Marie Jo Tess Ragos
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
Cynic Tenedero
Technological University of the Philippines, City of Manila, Philippines
ABSTRACT
Mathematics has long been associated with complexity in an increased stress anxiety levels in academic settings. This study investigates the stress anxiety towards mathematical formulas in math subjects among students at Technological University of the Philippines – Manila. This is a qualitative study anchored by cross sectional research in understanding stress anxiety of engineering students. A purposive and snowballing sampling were employed in choosing the fifteen (15) respondents of this research from the College of Engineering. The study revealed four (4) overreaching themes and twelve (12) sub themes as regards to stress anxiety of engineering students towards mathematical formula. The higher the level of stress anxiety in mathematical formula the higher risk of not performing well of the student in the class. This would not only affect the cognitive level but also emotional factors in students learning. It is recommended in the study to put more emphasis on the holistic development of the students. Further, it is also recommended for teachers to use innovative strategies that would enhance the retention and excitement of the student in learning mathematical formulas. Lastly, time management as regards learning habits should be applied by students to give a plausible learning experience.
KEYWORDS:
stress anxiety, engineering students, mathematical formulas, themes
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