Simulation and Games Based Learning Model for Learning Math in Higher Education

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Learning in mathematical subjects such as calculus, engineering mathematics, statistics, discrete mathematics, numerical methods, etc., is necessary for proper learning so students understand well. In this study, the lecturer will improve the pedagogical process, which involves at least three aspects of the process: construction, reflection, and communication. The simulation method is a learning method that is done by giving students aspects of construction and reflection. The game method supports aspects of communication and reflection because it makes students motivated by learning in different atmospheres, conditions and enthusiasm. The two methods are combined and supported by the use of mathematics information and communication technology (ICT) learning processes. The learning model uses simulations and games because the learning process during teaching and learning activities that involve educators and students. The results of research at Faculty of Information Technology Perbanas Institute Jakarta students show that student motivation has increased in terms of attendance and enthusiasm in attending lectures and in evaluating student learning outcomes has increased in final exam result.

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Pratiwi, & Istiyowati, L. S. (2020). Simulation and Games Based Learning Model for Learning Math in Higher Education. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 8(9 A), 16–20. https://doi.org/10.13189/ujer.2020.082003

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