PEMBELAJARAN LEARNING TRAJECTORY BERBASIS ETHNOMATHEMATICS

  • I Putu Suardipa STAHN Mpu Kuturan Singaraja
  • Nyoman Lisna Handayani, STAHN Mpu Kuturan Singaraja
  • I Made Indrawati STAHN Mpu Kuturan Singaraja
Keywords: learning, trajectory, etnomathematics

Abstract

Ethnomathematics is a culture-influenced or based form of mathematics.    Ethnomathematics

have been studied and taught in a simple manner by taking the local culture. Trough the application of ethnomathematics in education, it is hoped thet students can better understand mathematics and their culture, so thet cultural values which are part of the character of the nation are embedded from an early age. Given the importance of sustainable education in terms of content and process, ethnomathematics -based learning trajectory is an important issue in mathematics learning. The process of making ethnomathematics -based learning trajectories does require a lot of time and effort. Learning trajectory consists of material, formal, normative and spiritual forms. Learning trajectory is in the form of material, its form is in the form of context and content where the usual context is in the form of artifacts (physically), a culture-based environment (for example ethnomathematic, namely culture-based mathematics). Developing  ethnomathematics in the nuances of a learning trajectory means instilling and utilizing cultural values ​​contextually in learning mathematics with learning stages that are in accordance with the development of students' thinking processes, the methods students use, or the levels of thinking that students demonstrate. Thus it is hoped that students can more easily understand cultural-laden mathematical concepts. 

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Published
2021-05-29