2020
DOI: 10.18421/tem93-54
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Pre-Service Elementary School Teachers' Awareness of Posing Mathematical Pseudo-Problems

Abstract: This study aimed to expose pre-service elementary school teachers' awareness of selecting and using real-life context in the problems they posed. The participants of this study were asked to create mathematical problems. The findings showed that some of the participants were more focused on the mathematical concepts and procedures, but tended to ignore the contexts of the problems proposed. As a result, they created problems using numbers and stories that are not relevant to everyday life or are termed pseudo-… Show more

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“…3. Berdasarkan konteks budaya daerah, pertanyaan matematika dikelompokkan dalam kategori real-problems (masalah nyata) dan pseudo-problems (masalah semu) (Saleh, Purwanto, Sudirman, & Hidayanto, 2020). Selanjutnya dilakukan pendeskripsian soal pada setiap kategori.…”
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“…3. Berdasarkan konteks budaya daerah, pertanyaan matematika dikelompokkan dalam kategori real-problems (masalah nyata) dan pseudo-problems (masalah semu) (Saleh, Purwanto, Sudirman, & Hidayanto, 2020). Selanjutnya dilakukan pendeskripsian soal pada setiap kategori.…”
Section: Metode Penelitianunclassified
“…Teachers who teach mathematics with analogies can benefit from not only the transfer of procedural knowledge but also the transfer of conceptual knowledge and flexibility of thinking for students (Richland & Begolli, 2016;Vamvakoussi, 2019). In relation to problem posing, analogical reasoning is needed to reformulate the original problem into a new problem (Fitriana et al, 2022;Saleh et al, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%