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Keefektifan Pendekatan Contextual Teaching Learning Dan Problem Solving Ditinjau Dari Prestasi Dan Kepercayaan Diri Siswa, Usi Susanti, Dhoriva Urwatul Wutsqa
Keefektifan Pendekatan Contextual Teaching Learning Dan Problem Solving Ditinjau Dari Prestasi Dan Kepercayaan Diri Siswa, Usi Susanti, Dhoriva Urwatul Wutsqa
Jurnal Riset Pendidikan Matematika
Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mendeskripsikan keefektifan pendekatan Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) dan problem-solving ditinjau dari prestasi belajar dan kepercayaan diri. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian eksperimen semu dengan populasi semua siswa kelas VII SMP Negeri 1 Yogyakarta Tahun Ajaran 2015/2016 yang terdiri dari delapan kelas. Sampel penelitian dipilih secara acak, dari delapan kelas yang ada terpilih dua kelas yaitu VII A dan VII B. Kelas VII A sebagai kelas eksperimen I diajar dengan pendekatan CTL dan kelas VII B sebagai kelas eksperimen II diajar dengan pendekatan problem solving. Instrumen yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah tes prestasi belajar …
Review Of Mathematical Imagining: A Routine For Secondary Classrooms By Christof Weber, Geoff Krall
Review Of Mathematical Imagining: A Routine For Secondary Classrooms By Christof Weber, Geoff Krall
Colorado Mathematics Teacher
This book review of Christof Weber's Mathematical Imagining yields insight into the routine of mathematical imagining and offers practitioners advice on how to incorporate the routine in the classroom. A brief summary of the book is provided, followed by commentary on potential benefits of mathematical imagining, connection to other research, and suggestions for accommodating for emergent bilingual students. Readers are encouraged to follow up with a reading of the original book.
Critical Connections Between Numeracy And Mathematics: Supplementary Materials, Dave Tout
Critical Connections Between Numeracy And Mathematics: Supplementary Materials, Dave Tout
Student learning processes
This publication contains three professional development activities targeted at teachers of mathematics. The activities for both groups and individuals focus on the challenge of word problems in maths and connecting maths to the real world. Also included are references, materials and resources related to the issue of the connections between numeracy and mathematics.
Letting Go, Kevin Junod
Letting Go, Kevin Junod
Colorado Mathematics Teacher
Change perspectives and methods to make mathematics instruction more problem based.
Tasks That Promote Problem Solving, Wendy Ward Hoffer
Tasks That Promote Problem Solving, Wendy Ward Hoffer
Colorado Mathematics Teacher
What makes a rich, juicy task that can deeply engage learners in thinking and understanding important mathematical ideas? I have found that a great task offers varied entry points, is open-ended, and invites multiple representations.
Success With Tasks That Promote Problem Solving, Joanie Funderburk
Success With Tasks That Promote Problem Solving, Joanie Funderburk
Colorado Mathematics Teacher
I provide resources and suggestions for teachers to find or adapt tasks to promote students' reasoning and problem solving.
From The Editor's Desk, Sandie Gilliam
From The Editor's Desk, Sandie Gilliam
Colorado Mathematics Teacher
In Principles to Actions (PtA), NCTM suggests that there is too much focus on learning procedures without any connection to meaning, understanding, or the applications that require these procedures. I share my vision to address this challenge.
Students Studying Students And Reasoning About Reasoning: A Qualitative Analysis, Salvatore J. Petrilli, Grant Clark, Nicholas Demarco, Jack Esposito, Brianne Giuliano, Sara Greiss, Emily Harris, Alessia Merritts, Kyle Murray, Mateusz Piekut, Brian Seidl, Scott Shannon, Nicole Silva, Christina Sullivan, Brittany Willoughby, Yile Zhou
Students Studying Students And Reasoning About Reasoning: A Qualitative Analysis, Salvatore J. Petrilli, Grant Clark, Nicholas Demarco, Jack Esposito, Brianne Giuliano, Sara Greiss, Emily Harris, Alessia Merritts, Kyle Murray, Mateusz Piekut, Brian Seidl, Scott Shannon, Nicole Silva, Christina Sullivan, Brittany Willoughby, Yile Zhou
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
In this work, a faculty member takes a journey along with students as they enhance their understanding of how people solve mathematical problems through a mainly qualitative statistical project. Student authors of this paper registered for a problem solving seminar led by the faculty author, and then created and analyzed self-built assessment tools to explore problem solving techniques. Here we share our findings and recommendations, which we hope will inspire others to explore novel pedagogical techniques in the teaching of mathematical problem solving. We incorporate into our presentation ur voices, reflecting on how we and others solve problems.