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In Vietnam, secondary school students learn the equation of a circle in Grade 10. Based on how to present this equation in the textbook “Geometry 10” and types of task for students, we believe that some limitations happen to students when they solve problems related to the equation of a circle. This paper reports the investigation of 845 students from the Mekong Delta-Vietnam. The results show that our prediction is correct.
PONTE International Scientific Researchs Journal
High School Learners’ Challenges in Solving Circle Geometry Problems2022 •
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Geometry is one of the subjects in mathematics school that is important to learn, because through geometry, almost every daily problem can be solved. However, the achievements of Indonesian students in the field of geometry are still relatively low. This study aims to identify the possibility of students' learning obstacles in one area of geometry, which is circle subject. The method used in this study was qualitative research method with survey-based research design, involved 30 eight-grade students from a junior high school in Bandung. The data were collected by triangulation method using an instrument test consisting of tests of students mathematical comprehension ability that is related to circle subject, and the non-test instruments used consist of collection of observations, guidelines for student interviews, and study documents. Results showed that there were identified any types of learning obstacle caused by epistemological obstacle among others (1) learning obstacle re...
JIPM (Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Matematika)
Students’ Mathematical Connection Error in Solving PISA Circle Problem2020 •
ADRRI JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES
Investigating Colleges of Education Students' difficulty in understanding Circle GeometryGeometry is one of the key branches of mathematics. It has numerous applications in real life, yet students at the Colleges of Education, Ghana find it extremely difficult to learn resulting in their poor performances in examinations. This study intended to investigate the factors responsible for students' difficulty in circle geometry and to suggest ways by which the identified factors can be overcome. The study also examined whether there was any significant difference in the average test scores between male and female students in circle geometry. A sample of 352 level 100 students was selected purposively from a population of 2940 level 100 students for the study. The main research instruments for data collection were questionnaire and teacher-made test. The four points Likert rating scale was used in administering the questionnaire and it was analysed using percentages. The findings showed that, the factors responsible for students' difficulties in circle geometry at the Colleges of Education in Ghana were: Lack of instructional aids, students' psychological fear for circle geometry, poor foundation of students in basic school mathematics, poor preparations on the part of some mathematics teachers and large classes but no significant difference in performance were found with respect to gender. Based on the findings, the study recommended among others that mathematics tutors at the Colleges of Education in Ghana should try as much as possible to relate the teaching of circle geometry to real life situations in order to reduce the perceived abstract nature of circle geometry.
Contemporary Mathematics and Science Education
Using activity method to address students’ problem-solving difficulties in circle geometryThis action research sought to address the problem-solving difficulties of students in circle geometry problems using activity method of teaching and learning. The study in investigated students’ difficulties in solving circle geometry problems. It also found out how activity method of teaching and learning helped address the students’ difficulties of solving circle geometry problems. Finally, it established the extent to which the activity method of teaching and learning affected the performance of students in circle geometry. The accessible population was all form two students at Zion College in the Volta Region of Ghana. It numbered 499. The sample was general science 2B students. The sample size was 27 students made up of 10 girls and 17 boys. The instruments for data collection were pre- and post-test. The pre-test was conducted to establish the existence of the difficulties of students in solving circle geometry problems. After establishing the problems, activity method of tea...
The purpose of this study is to determine seventh grade students' preferences among the procedural, conceptual and graphical questions in the subject of circles, to define their success levels in their preferences, and to compare students' success levels in one question type with their performances in other question types. The methodology adopted during this research was case study. Based on criterion-based purposive sampling strategy, 98 middle school students were selected as the participants. Data were collected through an achievement test consisting of nine questions (three per question type). The results obtained from the study indicated that students mostly preferred graphical question types. Moreover, majority of students could not succeeded high levels in their preferred question types. In addition, the students performed better in graphical question types; however, the failure in procedural question types was remarkable.
Daya Matematis: Jurnal Inovasi Pendidikan Matematika
The Ability of Mathematical Representation of Junior High School Students on Circle Material Based on Gender DifferencesMathematical representation is the ability to express ideas or definitions raised by the students when solving problems. At now, most students have difficulties in the ability of mathematical representation. The difficulty of this mathematical representation needs to be analyze the causes, including analysis based on gender differences. This type of research is a qualitative study which aims to systematically describe the ability of mathematical representation based on gender differences. The subjects of the study was grade IX students at SMP Negeri 4 in Natar, South Lampung. Research subjects numbered 31 people, consisti of 16 boys and 15 girls. Data was collected through tests and observations, and data were analyze descriptively based on 3 indicator levels, namely visual representations, mathematical expressions or similarty, and written words or texts. The results showed that there were differences in representation when viewed regarding gender, where girls make more representat...
The study aimed to find out whether the use of Differentiated Instruction Approach would significantly improve the students' performance in solving problems involving circles. Sixty students from Davao City National High School were chosen as respondents from two sections were divided into two groups. Descriptive-comparative design was employed in the study using mean, standard deviation, independent t-test and Eta 2 to answer the questions in the problem statement. Statistical findings showed that there was a significant difference in the scores of the respondents before and after the implementation of Differentiated Instruction Approach. Hence, the researcher recommends the use of this approach in teaching Mathematics.
Journal of Education, Society and Behavioural Science
Exploring the Impact of Problem-Based Learning Approach on Students’ Performance in Solving Mathematical Problems under Circles (Geometry)This research work aimed to explore the impact of Problem-based Learning (PBL) approach of teaching mathematical problem solving in circles under geometry at Wiawso College of Education. The research design adopted for the study was action research and its main objective was to improve practices. The target population was level 100 students of the College and the population size was four hundred and nineteen (419) whilst the sample size was one hundred (100), comprising two (2) classes, which was selected based on purposive sampling. The instrument used for the study was tests. In the pre-intervention stage, a pre-test was used to identify the weaknesses of the students before the interventional strategies were applied. A post-test was conducted to evaluate the intervention strategies. The quantitative data was then analyzed using paired sample t-test, the means and their respective standard deviations, were calculated. The post-test mean scores of 21.40 (Standard deviation of 2.37)...
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Many people do not like learning Mathematics because it requires highly analytical skills to solve for only one problem. It also same in mastering the field of algebra, it’s already difficult, moreover to learn trigonometry which involves many calculations of formulas in the form of corners in the triangle. It’s really not easy because it allows the combination between algebra and geometry. Though, the universe of the world is full of models of trigonometry measurements, then by studying trigonometry means that we have applied much different knowledge. The student difficulties in understanding trigonometry material are seen when students are faced with trigonometry problems that require reasoning based from real life. Students have lack of opportunities to solve the problems with this type of reasoning is a factor that limits the opportunities and positive perceptions of students in learning mathematics. Based on research, by the development of trigonometry problems that are relevan...
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