2019
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1321/2/022107
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Teachers’ perspective on the application of information and communication technology (ICT) in mathematics learning

Abstract: This research aims to comprehend how the impact of ICT in mathematics learning, particularly in middle school, and to study teachers’ perspective toward implementation of ICT application in mathematics learning based on the gender of teaching teacher. The research method isdescriptive, giving questionnaires and interviewing 56 mathematics’ teacher in West Java, Indonesia. The results showed in applying ICT in mathematics learning, categories show many times 45%, ever applied 54%, and never applied 1 %.

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“…The average teacher's ability in the good category was very high, almost all of which were above 80%. This happens because the use of ICT in daily life has become familiar; almost all mathematics teachers have smartphones and laptops; they are also accustomed to using the internet (Asmaranti & Andayani, 2018;Supianti et al, 2018bSupianti et al, , 2018a. In its implementation, the use of ICT in learning must be the supervision and guidance of teachers to support students in obtaining and investigating ideas about mathematical concepts (Umbara, Munir, Susilana, & Puadi, 2019).…”
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“…The average teacher's ability in the good category was very high, almost all of which were above 80%. This happens because the use of ICT in daily life has become familiar; almost all mathematics teachers have smartphones and laptops; they are also accustomed to using the internet (Asmaranti & Andayani, 2018;Supianti et al, 2018bSupianti et al, , 2018a. In its implementation, the use of ICT in learning must be the supervision and guidance of teachers to support students in obtaining and investigating ideas about mathematical concepts (Umbara, Munir, Susilana, & Puadi, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Out of the 258 students, 12% stated that it was necessary, 55% said it was required, and 12% said it was unnecessary to apply ICT in Mathematics learning. According to 56 mathematics teachers, 45% had often, 54% had, and 1% had never applied ICT in learning mathematics (Supianti, Wahyudin, Kartasasmita, & Nurlaelah, 2018b) There are many benefits to use ICT in learning, including (1) facilitating the search for knowledge; (2) saving time; (3) saving cost; (4) facilitating and speeding up to obtain reference materials for teaching; (5) facilitating the work; (6) becoming an effective and efficient online communication tool, both domestically and abroad; (7) making easy to access information; (8) broadening horizons; (9) making easy to present and deliver the learning materials; (10) making easy for students to understand the materials; (11) training the independence of student learning (Supianti, 2018). As is the case today, the Coronavirus pandemic .…”
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“…Tingkat penerapan pembelajaran e-learning sangatlah tinggi (Sudatha et al, 2019). Hampir semua guru matematika di Jawa Barat telah menggunakan ICT dalam pembelajaran matematika (Supianti et al, 2019). Sementara faktor yang mendukung pembelajaran e-learning, antara lain faktor sarana dan prasarana yang meliputi keberadaan komputer laboratorium, ruang multimedia, ruang ICT, media audio visual, serta fasilitas lainnya seperti TV, proyektor LCD, serta faktor sumber daya manusia atau guru yang memiliki semangat untuk terus meningkatkan kompetensi.…”
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“…Das, 2021, Mukavhi et al, 2021) and there are challenges in doing so (Supianti et al, 2019). And it is often found in the research studies that the remote locations and developing nations are struggling in delivering the ICT mode of education (Dhakal, 2018, Agyei, 2021, Kamau et al, 2018.…”
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