2021
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1776/1/012002
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Improvement of the Ability of Representation, Reasoning, and Self-Efficacy of Prospective Mathematics Teacher Students by Using Learning with A Scientific Approach

Abstract: This research was developed aiming to (1) Analyzing the improvement of representation, reasoning, and SE skills by using a scientific approach to prospective teacher students. (Already done); (2) Analyze the association between the ability of representation and reasoning with SE. (Already done); (3) Analyzing the relationship (association) between the ability of representation and reasoning seen from the level of student ability (low, medium, and high). (Already done); (4) Designing a scientific approach and t… Show more

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“…Based on S3 interviews related to the answers that have been written. This is in accordance with previous findings, namely that almost a third of students can compose questions and their reasons in trigonometry material (Darta et al, 2021;Nggaba, 2020). So based on the research results obtained through the answers and interviews above, the S3, before solving the problem, the S3 did not make an illustration first but directly used the calculation, but the S3 did not know the name of the calculation concept.…”
Section: S3supporting
confidence: 89%
“…Based on S3 interviews related to the answers that have been written. This is in accordance with previous findings, namely that almost a third of students can compose questions and their reasons in trigonometry material (Darta et al, 2021;Nggaba, 2020). So based on the research results obtained through the answers and interviews above, the S3, before solving the problem, the S3 did not make an illustration first but directly used the calculation, but the S3 did not know the name of the calculation concept.…”
Section: S3supporting
confidence: 89%
“…One aspect that each student must possess to be able to have problem-solving and critical thinking abilities is the mental condition of students, students' self-efficacy in their abilities, especially regarding the material being studied, and students' success with difficulties depends on their ability to solve them. (Karaoglan Yilmaz, 2022;Saputra et al, 2021). According to Badura (2018), Hammer (2021), and Tan (2021), self-efficacy is the self-confidence that can affect problem-solving abilities, which are defined as individual confidence in solving problems from understanding concepts to solving problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%