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JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION THEORY AND PRACTICE
An Examination of Effects of Student Math Extracurricular Participation on Math
Self-Efficacy and Proficiency
Author(s): James M. Durbin
Citation: James M. Durbin, (2020) "An Examination of Effects of Student Math Extracurricular Participation on Math Self-Efficacy and Proficiency," Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, Vol. 20, ss. 9, pp. 121-126
Article Type: Research paper
Publisher: North American Business Press
Abstract:
The present study sought to examine if 9th grade students’ prior involvement in extracurricular mathematical activities (camps, competitions, clubs, and tutoring) effects students’ math self-efficacy and proficiency. In order to examine this the present study utilized the National Center for Education Statistic’s High School Longitudinal Study dataset from 2009. Results of the present study indicate having been part of a math club or competition previously has a negative effect on math self-efficacy and a positive effect on math proficiency. This study found that having been part of a math camp previously has a negative effect on a student’s math proficiency.
