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Using Public Policy Analysis (PPA) to Decrease Math Anxiety in the Classroom A student guide for using PPA to create classroom policies that foster an anxiety-free environment. Kimi Wright Bay Ridge Preparatory High School

Have you ever…  Felt nervous during math class?  Been afraid to participate?  Felt nervous during a math exam?  Worried about encountering math in the future?

If you answered “Yes,” You may have

The Good News:  You are not alone! About 93% of Americans show symptoms of Math Anxiety.  Math Anxiety can be cured.

The Bad News:  Math Anxiety has many negative effects on student performance such as...

We will use Public Policy Analyst (PPA) to:  Analyze the problem, the causes, and the effects of Math Anxiety  Develop a classroom policy solution to decrease Math Anxiety

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the ProblemDefine the Problem  Step 2. Gather the EvidenceGather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the CausesIdentify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing PolicyEvaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop SolutionsDevelop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best SolutionSelect the Best Solution

Step 1. Define the Problem  In one or two sentences, state the nature of the social problem that your group plans to study.  What is the specific community location of the social problem?  List at least three undesirable social conditions that result from this problem.  Write a short phrase that summarizes the social problem and its geopolitical location.

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the Problem  Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best Solution

Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Present evidence that a problem exists. Be as specific as possible and cite at least one source of data.  Some types of evidence are: Statistics Articles by experts Case studies Surveys

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the Problem  Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best Solution

Step 3. Identify the Causes  Briefly list several underlying factors that contribute to the problem that you have identified.  Support these factors with evidence.

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the Problem  Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best Solution

Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  State one of the major existing policies that attempts to deal with the social problem.  What are the advantages of this policy?  What are the disadvantages of this policy?  Should the current policy be totally replaced, strengthened, or improved? What advantages or disadvantages would exist?

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the Problem  Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best Solution

Step 5. Develop Solutions  Propose at least three new classroom policy alternatives.

Steps of PPA  Step 1. Define the Problem  Step 2. Gather the Evidence  Step 3. Identify the Causes  Step 4. Evaluate an Existing Policy  Step 5. Develop Solutions  Step 6. Select the Best Solution

Step 6. Select the Best Solution  Using the Step 6 Worksheet, fill in the matrix comparing Feasibility vs. Effectiveness for each suggestion.  Select the best solution.

Classroom Policy Suggestions: