2017
DOI: 10.1080/2331186x.2016.1266830
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The predictive power of fifth graders’ learning styles on their mathematical reasoning and spatial ability

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“…The way the teacher serves individual differences is that the teacher must be able to understand the characteristics of each student and the individual differences such as physical, ethnic, racial, and other differences. So the teacher must understand the situation of his PROGRES PENDIDIKAN p-ISSN: 2721-3374, e-ISSN: 2721-9348 Ì 141 students, must be familiar with him so that he can get to know each of his students and if there are shortcomings in his students the teacher must teach his students not to mock him and vice versa, if the student has advantages the teacher must educate his students so that they are not arrogant (Berland & McNeill, 2010;Danis ¸man & Erginer, 2017). How to overcome differences in children's intelligence levels is to provide practice questions for students who feel it is clear with the material presented, ask other students if there is still material that needs to be explained again, use a flexible learning approach accompanied by the use of multimedia and multi-media.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The way the teacher serves individual differences is that the teacher must be able to understand the characteristics of each student and the individual differences such as physical, ethnic, racial, and other differences. So the teacher must understand the situation of his PROGRES PENDIDIKAN p-ISSN: 2721-3374, e-ISSN: 2721-9348 Ì 141 students, must be familiar with him so that he can get to know each of his students and if there are shortcomings in his students the teacher must teach his students not to mock him and vice versa, if the student has advantages the teacher must educate his students so that they are not arrogant (Berland & McNeill, 2010;Danis ¸man & Erginer, 2017). How to overcome differences in children's intelligence levels is to provide practice questions for students who feel it is clear with the material presented, ask other students if there is still material that needs to be explained again, use a flexible learning approach accompanied by the use of multimedia and multi-media.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Students have a lot of problems with spatial abilities especially on three dimensions [60]. Even students who are gifted with mathematics also have difficulty imagining three-dimensional objects in space from their drawings in two-dimensional space in the plane [21]. For example, in the cube image, it appears that the image is slightly tilted, not right angled like the original.…”
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“…Spatial ability is needed to solve mathematical problems, especially on geometry [20] and it is closely related to academic achievement [1]. [21,22]. An increase in logical-mathematical intelligence leads to a rise in students' spatial abilities [17].…”
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“…Penalaran matematika merupakan suatu fondasi dalam membangun ilmu matematika. Hal ini sesuai dengan pendapat (Danişman & Erginer, 2017) yang mengatakan bahwa matematika tidak hanya mengajarkan sebuah angka, operasi, aljabar, geometri dan pengukuran luas tetapi penalaran, menggunakan pemikirannya yang logis serta mampu membuat kesimpulan.…”
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