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APLIKASI DIDACTICAL DESIGN RESEARCH DALAM MENGANALISIS KESULITAN BELAJAR SISWA SMP MEMPELAJARI MATERI ALJABAR Lia Ardiansari
Ar-Risalah Media Keislaman Pendidikan dan Hukum Islam Vol. 14 No. 2 (2016): (OKTOBER 2016)
Publisher : LPPM IAI IBRAHIMY GENTENG BANYUWANGI

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The purpose of this study was to describe the learningobstacle of students in junior VII in algebra. Researchers gavetest questions to students, interviews and analyze documents.Then the students' answers were analyzed in depth anddisaggregated by didactical obstacle, epistemoligical obstacleand ontogonical obstacle. The cause of these learningobstacles can be seen from many things, among others due toinaccuracy in reading, inaccuracy in thinking, weakness in theanalysis of the problem, and lack of tenacious. Besides thelearning obstacle is thought to arise such as the design ofdidactic presented using the "quick way" so as not providingunderstanding of the concept for students, design didacticpresented in its final form that gives less opportunity forstudents to explore their understanding, contains a "jumpingthinking" large enough so that the less attention to cognitiveprocesses students will still have many difficulties in adjusting tothe thought of thinking arithmetic algebra (abstract), theconcepts presented are not systematic and do not support athorough understanding of the material to be learned.
BRIDGING ARITHMETIC TO ALGEBRA: IMPLEMENTING AN E-MODUL THROUGH DIDACTICAL DESIGN RESEARCH Ardiansari, Lia; Ariyanti, Dyah; Rozi, Mohammad Sahrul; Assiddiqi, Muhammad Fajar
AKSIOMA: Jurnal Program Studi Pendidikan Matematika Vol 14, No 4 (2025)
Publisher : UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH METRO

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Students' difficulties in understanding algebraic concepts often stem from a procedural approach to arithmetic without deep conceptual grounding. This study aims to develop and implement an interactive e-module titled “Jembatan Aritmatika”, designed to help students build a conceptual transition from arithmetic to algebra by deepening their understanding of the equal sign (=) as a relational symbol. The study adopts a Didactical Design Research (DDR) approach, consisting of three main phases: preliminary design, experimental teaching, and retrospective analysis. The participants were upper-grade elementary school students who engaged with the e-module across several learning sessions. Instruments included pre-test and post-test questions, observation sheets, and student response questionnaires. The results showed that the e-module effectively enhanced students' understanding of the relational meaning of the equal sign and introduced them to the fundamental structure of algebraic equations in a gradual and meaningful way. Strategies such as visualization, contextual problem-solving, and the progressive use of symbolic representation proved helpful in supporting students’ reasoning about quantitative relationships. The study concludes that the “Jembatan Aritmatika” e-module holds promise as an effective learning medium for facilitating students' conceptual transition from arithmetic to algebra.
Exploring Teachers' Perceptions of Number Concepts and Arithmetic Operations in Elementary Education Rini Sulastri; Lia Ardiansari
Didaktik Matematika Vol 12, No 1 (2025): April 2025
Publisher : Universitas Syiah Kuala

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This study explores elementary school teachers' understanding of the concept of number and arithmetic operations through a phenomenological approach. The purpose of this study is to explore and understand teachers' subjective experiences in interpreting and teaching these concepts, and to emphasize the importance of individual perspectives in shaping their understanding. Teachers' subjective experiences are considered crucial because they influence the way they teach and explain mathematical concepts to students, as well as shaping students' concept images. This study involved 10 elementary school teachers who were selected using purposive sampling techniques to ensure diversity in experience and educational background. Data analysis was conducted using the phenomenological thematic analysis method to identify key themes and patterns in teachers' experiences. The findings of the study revealed significant differences between teachers' understanding and scientific conceptions, referred to as Zone Concept Image Differences (ZCID). The conclusion of this study shows that teaching the concept of number and arithmetic operations is often constructed narrowly, thus not supporting the development of broader thinking in students.