Performance assessment of geometry mathematical representation ability viewed from student interest

Abstract

This research aimed to test whether learning with cooperative Jigsaw material geometry with performance assessment achieve mastery learning, test whether the ability of the mathematical representation of students with cooperative learning model Jigsaw material geometry with the assessment of performance is better than the ability of the representation of the students on the model of Discovery Learning, a description of the ability of the mathematical representation students on cooperative learning model Jigsaw with the assessment of student interest. This study is a mixed methods research. The subjects were students of class VIII-A one of junior high school in Kaliwungu, Kendal, Central Java. The data collection method using tests, questionnaires and interviews. The results show that: mathematical representation abilities of students who receive Jigsaw cooperative learning on geometry material with performance assessment fulfill the completeness of learning, mathematical representation abilities of students on geometry material in Jigsaw cooperative learning with performance assessments better than mathematical representation abilities of students on Discovery Learning, and descriptions of mathematical representation abilities students in the Jigsaw cooperative learning with performance assessments in terms of students interest learning that students with high learning interest are able to fulfill indicators of mathematical representation ability is very well, students with learning interest are able to fulfill indicators of mathematical representation ability well and students with low learning interest are less able to fulfill the indicators of mathematical representation ability.

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