2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.05.227
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Evaluation of the Mathematical Processes in the Practices of Teaching and Learning in Childhood Education

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“…Based on group discussion, students could distinguish the types of direct proportion or inverse proportion accompanied by reasons that supported the answers. According to Coronata & Angel, communication is ultimately a tool that encourages interaction with others to clarify mathematical ideas, to strengthen communication, ideas to become objects of reflection, precision and discussion [5]. In addition, by communicating with arguments, students learn to be clear and convince in the use of mathematical language, and at the same time, to listen to the explanation of others, deepen their own understanding of mathematical ideas.…”
Section: Figure 1 Discussion Results Of Activity Sheetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on group discussion, students could distinguish the types of direct proportion or inverse proportion accompanied by reasons that supported the answers. According to Coronata & Angel, communication is ultimately a tool that encourages interaction with others to clarify mathematical ideas, to strengthen communication, ideas to become objects of reflection, precision and discussion [5]. In addition, by communicating with arguments, students learn to be clear and convince in the use of mathematical language, and at the same time, to listen to the explanation of others, deepen their own understanding of mathematical ideas.…”
Section: Figure 1 Discussion Results Of Activity Sheetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was told by Runtukahu & Kandou[13] that counting is a process when children mentioning numbers with its number names. The aim of counting ability is also explained by Coronata & Alsina [14] that during early age, counting ability is a key to learning further mathematics.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Kedudukan penilaian sangat penting dalam kegiatan pembelajaran. Penilaian sebagai suatu cara untuk mengetahui ketercapaian suatu tujuan pembelajaran (Coronata & Alsina, 2014). Penilaian dapat dibedakan menjadi penilaian formatif dan penilaian sumatif.…”
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