2017
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/943/1/012011
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Construction and reconstruction concept in mathematics instruction

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“…Furthermore, in the second question, there are still many students who answer the statement, but it is incomplete. The results supported from several research stated that some students also find it difficult to give statements that support or refute their arguments to answer given questions (Novita, et al 2012;Kamaliyah, et al 2014;Oktiningrum, et al 2016;Wijaya, et al 2014;Wijaya, et al 2015;Mumu, et al 2018;Gunawan, et al 2018;Sukirwan, et al 2018;Pratiwi, et al 2019).…”
Section: Soalmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Furthermore, in the second question, there are still many students who answer the statement, but it is incomplete. The results supported from several research stated that some students also find it difficult to give statements that support or refute their arguments to answer given questions (Novita, et al 2012;Kamaliyah, et al 2014;Oktiningrum, et al 2016;Wijaya, et al 2014;Wijaya, et al 2015;Mumu, et al 2018;Gunawan, et al 2018;Sukirwan, et al 2018;Pratiwi, et al 2019).…”
Section: Soalmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…While many studies on students' discomforts with the concept of a mathematical proof have been carried out most of such studies have been based on arguments participants find convincing from those availed by researchers (e.g., Bleiler, et al 2014;Matin & Harel, 1989). Therefore there is scarcity of empirical studies based on students' own proof constructions, that is, their own actual voices which in turn could illuminate their thinking processes as they engage with proof and proving (Duval, 2006;Mejia-Ramos & Inglis, 2009;Ndemo, Zindi, & Mtetwa, 2017;Mumu, et al 2018). This study intends to respond to this dearth in studies grounded in students' own proof constructions by addressing the research question, such as what kinds of flaws characterise postgraduate students' conceptions of the concepts of transposition and multiplication of matrices?…”
Section: Statement Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PMRI diadaptasi dari teori RME (Realistic Mathematics Education) yang dikembangkan oleh Hans Freudenthal di Belanda yang menggunakan objek yang dekat dengan siswa sebagai titik awal pembelajaran matematika (Prahmana, 2012;Prahmana, Zulkardi, & Hartono, 2012). Pendekatan PMRI memberikan kesempatan kepada siswa untuk menemukan sendiri konsep matematika di bawah bimbingan guru menggunakan konteks kehidupan sehari-hari yang dekat dengan siswa (Olivia, Deniyati, & Meiliasari, 2013;Mumu, Prahmana, & Tanujaya, 2017…”
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