“…(Knapp, 2005). In the conducted studies, it was revealed that difficulties such as not knowing where to start proving and how to continue (Healy and Hoyles, 2007), not using the existing preliminary information strategically (Weber, 2001), lack of knowledge of definition (Dane, 2008;Polat and Akgün, 2016;Cihan, 2019), inability to use mathematical language and notation (Moore, 1994;Knapp, 2005), inability to determine the appropriate proof method (Baki and Kutluca, 2009), inability to understand the nature of proof (Çontay and Duatepe-Paksu, 2019), lack of mathematical concept readiness and lack of proof image (Pala, Aksoy and Narlı, 2021) occur. It is thought that the teaching methods, techniques, and tools used are effective in understanding the proof conceptually (Weber, 2004), gaining the ability to prove (Harel, Selden, & Selden, 2006) and overcoming difficulties experienced with proof (Hanna and de Villiers, 2008;Skott, Larsen and Østergaard, 2020).…”