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GeoGebra in project-based learning (Geo-PJBL): A dynamic tool for analytical geometry course

Kholid, Muhammad Noor,Pradana, Lingga Nico,Maharani, Swasti,Swastika, Annisa

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The integration of learning models and software is a trend in mathematics courses. However, no existing learning model for geometry courses involves the students in the making of a tool or media project. The researchers noticed the potential of the project-based learning (PjBL) model and GeoGebra in analytical geometry courses. This study revealed differences in the influence of the Geo-PjBL and PjBL models on students’ achievement. The subjects consisted of 137 prospective mathematics teachers. The Basic Geometry Instrument (BGI) was used to measure the subjects’ initial ability in basic geometry, and the Geometry Analytic Instrument (GAI) was used to evaluate the model and prospective teachers’ performance. The Geo-PjBL and PjBL classroom activities lasted for 15 weeks. Both classrooms received the same content; the difference between the Geo-PjBL and PjBL classrooms was the tools used to present the problems and the project results. An analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was conducted to analyze the data (α = 0.01). The Geo-PjBL model is more effective in applying analytical geometry subjects that require precision and accurate visual illustrations. Meanwhile, in the range of algebraic operations, the Geo-PjBL model is as effective as the PjBL model

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Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion JOTSE, 2022 – 12(1): 112-120 – Online ISSN: 2013-6374 – P in ISSN: 2014-5349 h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 GEOGEBRA IN PROJECT-BASED LEARNING (GEO-PJBL): A DYNAMIC TOOL FOR ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY COURSE Muhammad Noo Kholid1, Lingga Nico P adana2, Swas i Maha ani3, Annisa Swas ika1 1Ma hema ics Educa ion - Uni e si as Muhammadiyah Su aka a (Indonesia) 2P ima y Educa ion - Uni e si as PGRI Madiun (Indonesia) 3Ma hema ics Educa ion - Uni e si as PGRI Madiun (Indonesia) [email protected], [email p o ec ed], swas i.ma he[email p o ec ed], annisa.sw[email p o ec ed] Recei ed Ma ch 2021 Accep ed Sep embe 2021 Abs ac The in eg a ion o lea ning models and so wa e is a end in ma hema ics cou ses. Howe e , no exis ing lea ning model o geome y cou ses in ol es he s uden s in he making o a ool o media p ojec . The esea che s no iced he po en ial o he p ojec -based lea ning (PjBL) model and GeoGeb a in analy ical geome y cou ses. This s udy e ealed di e ences in he in luence o he Geo-PjBL and PjBL models on s uden s’ achie emen . The subjec s consis ed o 137 p ospec i e ma hema ics eache s. The Basic Geome y Ins umen (BGI) was used o measu e he subjec s’ ini ial abili y in basic geome y, and he Geome y Analy ic Ins umen (GAI) was used o e alua e he model and p ospec i e eache s’ pe o mance. The Geo-PjBL and PjBL class oom ac i i ies las ed o 15 weeks. Bo h class ooms ecei ed he same con en ; he di e ence be ween he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms was he ools used o p esen he p oblems and he p ojec esul s. An analysis o co a iance (ANCOVA) was conduc ed o analyze he da a (α = 0.01). The Geo-PjBL model is mo e e ec i e in applying analy ical geome y subjec s ha equi e p ecision and accu a e isual illus a ions. Meanwhile, in he ange o algeb aic ope a ions, he Geo-PjBL model is as e ec i e as he PjBL model. Keywo ds – GeoGeb a, P ojec -based lea ning, Dynamic ool, Analy ical geome y. To ci e his a icle: Kholid, M.N., P adana, L.N., Maha ani, S., & Swas ika, A. (2022). GeoGeb a in p ojec -based lea ning (Geo-PjBL): A dynamic ool o analy ical geome y cou se. Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion, 12(1), 112-120. h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 ---------- 1. In oduc ion Geome y is he science o ma hema ics in he spa ial domain (Casa, Fi mende , Ga in & Ca oll, 2016). A p ospec i e ma hema ics eache in Indonesia is equi ed o lea n abou and each geome y. The esea che s conduc ed in es iga ions ega ding geome y cou ses a his le el and de e mined he a e age sco es o some geome y cou ses in he las i e yea s. The s udies included plane, space, analy ical, and non-Euclidean geome y. Figu e 1 shows ha o e he las i e yea s, he a e age sco e in analy ical -112- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 geome y cou ses is lowe han hose in o he geome y cou ses. Al hough he s uden s’ basic geome y abili ies a e ela i ely good, he s uden s ace di icul ies in analy ical geome y cou ses. The esea che s also e iewed a ious p io s udies and ca ego ized hem in o wo ocuses. Fi s , s udies ocusing on he de elopmen o applica ion o lea ning models on geome y include he ollowing: deep lea ning 3D-shaped su aces (Sinha, Bai & Ramani, 2016), model-based deep hand pose es ima ion (Zhou, Wan, Wei, Xue & Wei, 2016), he lipped lea ning model (Vo onina, Mo oz, Suda iko , Rakhimzhano a & Mu a bakee , 2017), and disco e y lea ning using a scien i ic app oach (Ummah, Inam & Azmi, 2019). Second, s udies ha de elop o apply ools in geome y lea ning include GCLC (Janičić, 2006), an augmen ed eali y–assis ed lea ning sys em (Lin, Chen & Chang, 2015), con ex -awa e ubiqui ous lea ning (C omp on, 2015), BLOG-GOTHIC (Indahwa i & Ta ilyan o, 2018), Wingeom So wa e (Fonna & Mu salin, 2019), and Sc ap-Mod (Hidayah & Des a i, 2019). Based on hese s udies, no exis ing lea ning model o geome y cou ses in ol es he s uden s in he making o a ool o media as a lea ning p ojec . The esea che s no iced he po en ial o he p ojec -based lea ning (PjBL) model and GeoGeb a in analy ical geome y cou ses. By in eg a ing he PjBL model and GeoGeb a (Geo-PjBL), he s udy aims o e eal whe he he e a e di e ences in he in luence o he Geo-PjBL and PjBL models on he lea ning achie emen o analy ic geome y cou ses o p ospec i e ma hema ics eache s. The quan i a i e da a was obse ed acco ding o ac ual condi ions. Figu e 1. A e age geome y sco es (2015–2019) 2. Me hodology 2.1. Resea ch Goal and Design This s udy u ilized quasi-expe imen al esea ch o examine he e ec i eness o he Geo-PjBL model in an analy ical geome y cou se. The i s phase o he s udy was collec ing da a on he ini ial pe o mances and achie emen s o he s uden s employed o de e mine consis ency in he da a be o e he beginning o he cou se. The second phase las ed o 15 weeks (Geo-PjBL class oom and PjBL class oom). E e y i e weeks, he esea che s e alua ed he s uden s by ollowing hei p og ess in he analy ical geome y cou se. In he hi d phase, he esea che s hen analyzed he da a om he s uden s’ es esul s o examine he e ec i eness o he Geo-PjBL model in he cou se. -113- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 Figu e 2. Resea ch design model 2.2. Pa icipan s The pa icipan s in his s udy we e p ospec i e eache s in he Depa men o Ma hema ics Educa ion, Cen al Ja a, Indonesia. A o al o 137 p ospec i e eache s we e en olled in six class ooms. Each class oom was labeled ei he Geo-PjBL o PjBL. The Geo-PjBL class oom included 63 p ospec i e eache s (mean age = 19.32; ange age = 18.74-20.21), and he PjBL class oom included 74 p ospec i e eache s (mean age = 19.36; ange age = 18.66-20.12). The Geo-PjBL class oom used p ojec -based lea ning wi h GeoGeb a as a ool o p esen he p oblem and he p ojec . Meanwhile, he PjBL class oom used p ojec -based lea ning wi h pape -based illus a ions o p esen he p oblem and he p ojec . The esea che s con olled he class oom condi ions s a is ically ia mean class sizes and mean age, and no signi ican di e ence exis ed be ween mean class sizes (F (1, 6) = 4.79, p = 0.38) and mean age (F 1, 136) = 4.82, p = 0.13). Apa om including p ospec i e eache s as he pa icipan s, his s udy in ol ed wo lec u e s in he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms wi h a leas eigh yea s o expe ience in eaching analy ical geome y. 2.3. Design Ac i i y The analy ic geome y cou se ac i i ies used he PjBL model and GeoGeb a (Geo-PjBL) as ools. The p ojec s in he lea ning ac i i ies aimed o sol e p oblems ela ed o analy ic geome y by p esen ing a ious pe spec i es in he GeoGeb a so wa e. GeoGeb a has an ad an age in deli e ing spa ial objec s dynamically o display objec s (poin s, lines, and ields in space) om mul iple pe spec i es. 2.4. Ma e ial Two ins umen s we e adminis e ed in his s udy: he Basic Geome y Ins umen (BGI) and he Geome y Analy ic Ins umen (GAI). The BGI was conduc ed o measu e he college s uden s’ ini ial abili y in basic geome y (2D and 3D geome y). The 30-i em mul iple-choice es , p oducing a maximum sco e o 20, was adminis e ed in 60 minu es and conduc ed wo weeks be o e he design ac i i y began. The in e nal eliabili y o his es was 0.711. The GAI, used o e alua e he model and p ospec i e eache s’ pe o mance, included h ee subjec s wi h di e en i em cha ac e is ics. Each scope has a se en-i em essay es ; he GAI has a 21-i em essay es . The in e nal eliabili y o each subjec is shown in Table 1. The i ems in he GAI a e non-dicho omously sco ed ( he maximum sco e o each ange is 140). The GAI was adminis e ed a di e en imes o each subjec . The pa icipan s we e es ed in each class oom, and he es session las ed app oxima ely 70 minu es. -114- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 Subjec I em Cha ac e is ics T ans o ma ion ( = 0.821) Iden i ying and cons uc ing e lec ion, o a ion, ansla ion, and enla gemen Conic Sec ion ( = 0.736) D awing and analyzing he ci cle, ellipse, pa abola, and hype bola Dis ance ( = 0.758) De ining and measu ing he dis ances o poin s, lines, and shapes Table 1. Subjec s in he Geome y Analy ic Ins umen 2.5. P ocedu e A he beginning o he s udy, he p ospec i e eache s ca ied ou he BGI as an ini ial es . Two weeks a e he es , he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class oom ac i i ies began. Comple ing all he ac i i ies and he h ee GAI es s ook 15 weeks. Figu e 3 illus a es ha each ans o ma ion, conic sec ion, and dis ance ac i i y was conduc ed in ou weeks. Bo h class ooms ecei ed he same con en ; he di e ence be ween he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms was he ools o p esen he p oblems and he p ojec esul s. The weekly ac i i y las ed 100 minu es, and e e y i e weeks, he GAI was adminis e ed o e alua e each subjec . In he i h week, [GAI] T ans o ma ion was dis ibu ed o he p ospec i e eache s, wi h [GAI] Conic Sec ion adminis e ed in he en h week and [GAI] Dis ance in he i een h week. 2.6. Da a Analysis Da a analysis was used o show he e ec i eness o he Geo-PjBL and PjBL ac i i ies in he class oom in e ms o h ee subjec s. An analysis o co a iance (ANCOVA) was conduc ed o analyze he da a (α = 0.01) and o wo main pu poses. Fi s , he ANCOVA was used o compa e he means o he p ospec i e eache s’ pe o mance in each subjec . Da a on each ange was collec ed ia he GAI es esul s. Second, he ANCOVA was used o ind he co ela ion among he eache s’ pe o mances in he h ee es s. Apa om he op alues, he e ec sizes a e epo ed. Figu e 3. Schedule o model and non-model class oom 3. Findings and Discussion The esul s a e p esen ed in wo main sec ions. They compa e he means o he wo classes and he co ela ion among he h ee subjec s. 3.1. The Consis ency Model Ac i i y A e he BGI was conduc ed wo weeks be o e ac i i ies began, he esea che s compa ed he means o he wo classes (Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms). No signi ican di e ence was ound be ween he p ospec i e eache s’ pe o mances be o e each ac i i y (F (1, 136) = 2.63, p = 0.200). Thus, bo h g oups o p ospec i e eache s in he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms displayed he same pe o mance in he BGI. -115- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 Figu e 4. Means and s anda d de ia ions o he GAI es Class d F p Decision Geo-PjBL s PjBL (1, 136) 2.63 0.200 H0 accep ed Table 2. Resul s o Consis ency Tes 3.2. The E ec i eness Model Ac i i y These esul s epo he e ec i eness o he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class oom ac i i ies by compa ing he means o he GAI es esul s. Wi h espec o [GAI] T ans o ma ion, a signi ican di e ence was ound in he mean sco es be ween he Geo-PjBL and PjBL class ooms (F (1, 136) = 13.84, p < 0.01); he pe o mance o he p ospec i e eache s in he Geo-PjBL ac i i ies was be e han ha in he PjBL ac i i ies. In [GAI] Conic Sec ion, no signi ican di e ence was ound be ween he mean es sco es (F (1, 136) = 4.97, p = 0.042). Thus, bo h g oups o p ospec i e eache s in he wo classes showed he same pe o mance in he conic sec ion ac i i ies. Fu he mo e, in [GAI] Dis ance, a signi ican di e ence was ound in he mean es sco es (F (1, 136) = 9.58, p < 0.01); he pe o mance o he p ospec i e eache s in he Geo-PjBL ac i i ies was be e han ha in he PjBL ac i i ies. The esul s we e unique because wo ca ego ies a o ed p ospec i e eache s in he Geo-PjBL class oom ( ans o ma ion and dis ance) and he e was one ca ego y whe ein bo h g oups o eache s had he same pe o mance (conic sec ion). Geo-PjBL s PjBL d F p Decision [GAI] T ans o ma ion (1, 136) 13.84 <0.01 H0 ejec ed [GAI] Conic Sec ion (1, 136) 4.97 0.042 H0 accep ed [GAI] Dis ance (1, 136) 9.58 <0.01 H0 ejec ed Table 3. E ec i eness o Geo-PjBL 3.3. The Co ela ion among he Tes Subjec s In e ms o T ans o ma ion × Conic Sec ion, no co ela ion was ound be ween pe o mances in he subjec s ( (135) = 1.67, = 0.211, p = 0.173). In e ms o T ans o ma ion × Dis ance, a posi i e co ela ion was ound be ween pe o mances in he subjec s ( (135) = 4.18, = 0.635, p < 0.01). Thus, i he p ospec i e eache s displayed good pe o mance in he ans o ma ion subjec , hey did he same in he dis ance subjec . Fu he mo e, in e ms o Conic Sec ion × Dis ance, no co ela ion was ound be ween pe o mances in he subjec s ( (135) = 1.48, = 0.014, p = 0.193). Co ela ion d (Pea son) p Decision T ans o ma ion × Conic Sec ion 135 1.67 0.211 0.173 H0 accep ed T ans o ma ion × Dis ance 135 4.18 0.635 <0.01 H0 ejec ed Conic Sec ion × Dis ance 135 1.48 0.014 0.193 H0 accep ed Table 4. E ec i eness o Geo-PjBL -116- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 3.4. Discussions The esul s showed ha he p ospec i e eache s’ achie emen s in he ans o ma ion and dis ance subjec s we e be e on he Geo-PJBL model. In acqui ing ans o ma ions and dis ances, hey need accu a e isualiza ions so ha he esul s o he ans o ma ion and dis ance calcula ions can be ealized. GeoGeb a in he Geo-PJBL class is in aluable o hem in sol ing ans o ma ion and dis ance p oblems; hus, hei achie emen s in he Geo-PJBL class a e mo e eliable. As a esul , he Geo-PjBL model g ea ly aids p ospec i e eache s in making g aphical illus a ions o he p oblems. I is ele an o no e in he esea ch ha isual g aphics help lea ne s achie e mo e unde s anding o he subjec (Janičić, 2006; Mis om, Abdu ahman, Abdullah, Osman, Hamzah & Fauzan, 2020; P adana, Sholikhah, Maha ani & Kholid, 2020). Meanwhile, he p ospec i e eache s’ pe o mance in he conic sec ion subjec showed no di e ence because he p ospec i e ma hema ics eache uses mo e algeb a ope a ions o iden i y each conic sec ion’s cha ac e is ics. P ecise and accu a e isual illus a ions a e no necessa y; by c ea ing a ske ch (Kholid, Sa’dijah, Hidayan o & Pe madi, 2020), he eache can sol e he p oblem. The e o e, he Geo-PjBL model is mo e e ec i e in subjec s ha equi e a lo o isual illus a ions. S uden s can c ea e such illus a ions using so wa e, in his case GeoGeb a. This is ele an o he esea ch o Fa ahillah, Puspi asa i and Hussen (2020), in which GeoGeb a is help ul o imp o e bo h s uden s' pe o mances and concep ual unde s anding (Kholid, Imawa i, Swas ika, Maha ani & P adana, 2021). I is because GeoGeb a p o ides pe ec isualiza ion in geome y (Sholihah & Ma yono, 2020). P oblem: Wha is he pa icula posi ion o V: x + y + z = 0? P ojec in Geo-PjBL Class: S uden ’s Answe T ansla ed Ve sion: V in e sec s he s a ing poin O(0,0,0). (a) S uden ’s wo kshee in Geo-PjBL class wi h dynamic ool. P oblem: Wha is he pa icula posi ion o V: x + y + z = 0? S uden ’s Answe : T ansla ed Ve sion: V is a poin ha e e s o O(0,0,0). (b) S uden ’s wo kshee in PjBL class wi h no dynamic ool. Figu e 5. Sample s uden s’ wo kshee s The GeoGeb a so wa e applica ion in he analy ical geome y cou se gi es signi ican ly di e en isual illus a ions compa ed wi h 2D ske ches because GeoGeb a can p esen dynamic g aphic pic u es (Caglayan, 2014; Haciome oglu, 2011; Sangwin, 2007; Zeke iya & Douglas, 2011). This means ha s uden s can pe cei e he objec s om a ious poin s o iew. Fo example, p ospec i e ma hema ics eache s mo e easily iden i y he pa icula posi ion o a plane. This bene i is no ob ained om a 2D isual illus a ion (addi ional s eps a e necessa y o loca e i s posi ion). The so wa e helps eache s in p oblem sol ing and p o ides a a ie y o pe spec i es in sol ing p oblems (Nielsen & Solo ’yo , 2019). The Geo-PjBL model in his s udy emphasizes p ojec s c ea ed by p oblem sol e s o gain a be e unde s anding o hem. The p ojec ocuses on c ea ing a ious isual illus a ion media wi h algeb a so wa e. The p og am can de elop p oblems (P adana e al., 2020) and al e na i e solu ions o p oblem -117- Jou nal o Technology and Science Educa ion – h ps://doi.o g/10.3926/jo se.1267 sol ing (Sangwin, 2007). Mo eo e , he p ospec i e ma hema ics eache can concei e analy ical geome y con en independen ly wi h no assis ance om he lec u e . The Geo-PJBL model’s p oduc is a collec ion o digi al illus a ions ha can be eopened a any ime o lea ning. 4. Conclusions In gene al, he Geo-PjBL model has he po en ial o help p ospec i e ma hema ics eache s gain an unde s anding o analy ical geome y. Un o una ely, he esul s a e no applicable o all subjec s. The Geo-PJBL model is mo e e ec i ely applied in analy ical geome y subjec s ha equi e p ecision and accu a e isual illus a ions. Meanwhile, in he ange o algeb aic ope a ions, he Geo-PjBL model is as e ec i e as he PjBL model. Fu he esea ch mus de elop mo e e ec i e lea ning models when applied o subjec s wi h he p edominance o algeb aic unc ions. This s udy used echnology in he Geo-PJBL model, and he use o echnology in he lea ning p ocess is c ucial. Lec u e s a e ecommended o use so wa e o p o ide isual illus a ions o abs ac ma hema ical objec s. 5. Sugges ions and Limi a ions The PjBL model equi es s uden s o ake an ac i e ole in c ea ing lea ning media ha i s hei pe spec i e. Mo eo e , GeoGeb a is a suppo i e lea ning medium o he p ojec . I is highly ecommended ha geome y eache s o lec u e s use a i ual media–in eg a ed lea ning model such as he Geo-PjBL model. The e o o employ s uden s in a p ojec ha u ilizes echnology can hone hei ICT skills as ea ly as possible as a gene a ion o Socie y 5.0. The s uden s ha e o possess ma hema ics and ICT skills in making lea ning media wi h GeoGeb a. In making shapes o media, hey need o unde s and he ma hema ical equa ions inpu ed in he so wa e. O he wise, he esul ing media will no be p ecise. 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