2018
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/948/1/012034
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Improving students’ understanding of mathematical concept using maple

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“…Students are more attractive and supported to make the correct graph with Maple. This condition is in line with the statement of previous research studies (Kilicman, Hassan & Husain, 2010;Ningsih & Paradesa, 2018).…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…Students are more attractive and supported to make the correct graph with Maple. This condition is in line with the statement of previous research studies (Kilicman, Hassan & Husain, 2010;Ningsih & Paradesa, 2018).…”
Section: Figure 2 Students' Eg Response On Pretestsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Tall (1993) expressed that computer program can be used to help student in understanding calculus concept. I additional, NCTM stated that students can explore and identify the concepts in mathematics and its relation using computer technology (Ningsih & Paradesa, 2018). One of software which is able to be used for helping a learning of integral calculus is Maple.…”
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“…Kent & Foster (2016) pemahaman konseptual dipandang sebagai lebih penting, otentik dan memuaskan bagi pelajar, mewakili akal matematika yang sebenarnya. Ningsih & Paradesa (2018) tujuan pertama belajar matematika adalah siswa memiliki kemampuan untuk memahami konsep matematika. Lebih lanjut, Setyaningrum (2018) pemahaman konseptual dalam matematika mengacu pada pengetahuan tentang fakta dan aplikasi dari konsep matematika.…”
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“…The ability to understand mathematical concepts as described in NCTM (2000) includes (1) defining concepts, (2) identify examples and not examples, (3) presents concepts in the form of diagrams, symbols, and models, (4) transform one form of representation to another, (5) get to know a variety of meanings and interpretations of concepts, (6) identify the properties of concepts, and compare and differentiate concepts (Ningsih & Paradesa, 2018). This explains the importance of students understanding mathematical concepts as goals of mathematics learning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%