Telaah Buku Matematika Indonesia Pada Topik Pertidaksamaan Matematika
Telaah Buku Matematika Indonesia Pada Topik Pertidaksamaan Matematika
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Abstract. This study explored how Mathematical Inequality topics are covered in
Indonesian secondary-school Mathematics textbooks. This choice is due to the fact
that Inequality topics are widely considered as an important topic yet very difficult
topic for students. Several books published by Ministry of Education of Indonesia
were selected and then analysed by employing content analysis method including
vertical and horizontal analysis. The result showed that the textbooks pay little
attention to Mathematical Inequality topics, especially quadratic Inequality.
Nevertheless, absolute value inequality topic is well covered since, for example,
various representations were provided in worked examples. This study hopefully
could influence curriculum designers and/or textbooks’ authors in order to review
and update related curriculum and/or the Mathematics textbooks.
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