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Abstract

This research aims to develop mathematical learning materials for understanding geometric sequences and series within the context of Malay Islamic culture, which can provide a valid and practical connection to mathematics and enhance mathematical comprehension skills. The research follows the Tessmer 1993 research procedure, encompassing two stages: introduction and prototyping, with a formative evaluation process. The research findings indicate that the learning materials are suitable for implementation, as demonstrated by assessments. The validity of the materials, as assessed by experts, is 93%, signifying their high suitability. The practicality of the learning materials, based on student feedback, is 79%, indicating their practical utility. As for their potential to enhance mathematical abilities, the results show an 82% positive impact on mathematical understanding abilities, as determined from student practice. Furthermore, the mathematical understanding ability of students using these learning materials was rated at 75%, indicating a high level of comprehension of geometric sequence and series content. Consequently, the developed learning materials are suitable for use in the educational process.


DOI: https://doi.org/10.22342/jpm.17.3.21971.379-396

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Geometric Sequences and Series Malay Islam Learning Media

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Amaliah, S., Syutaridho, Ramury, F., & Fitrianti, Y. (2024). Development of Learning Media with Mathematical Understanding in Geometric Sequences and Series within Malay Islamic Context. Jurnal Pendidikan Matematika, 17(3), 379–396. Retrieved from https://jpm.ejournal.unsri.ac.id/index.php/jpm/article/view/166

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