The teachers' mathematics literacy ability for solving uncertainty problems on a PISA adaptation test

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In research related to PISA, students have earned many portions as research subjects. However, research on teachers is rarely conducted. It is widely believed that there is a link between students' ability and teachers' ability. This study aimed at describing teacher's solution on PISA adaptation test. The PISA adaptation test consists of 13 questions from 4 scopes. However, this research focuses on the scope of uncertainty consisting of 3 test questions. In this study, the subjects were 7 teachers who were randomly selected from a Junior High School. This study adopted Cobb and Koeno's model of design research. The finding showed that all teachers responded correctly in the scope of uncertainty at level 2 and level 4. Moreover, the results revealed that 42,86% of teachers achieved level 5 and 28,57% teachers achieved level 6. Therefore, to improve the quality of students it is necessary to improve the quality of teachers.

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Sanjaya, F., Anggoro, A. Y., Julie, H., & Rudhito, M. A. (2018). The teachers’ mathematics literacy ability for solving uncertainty problems on a PISA adaptation test. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1088). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1088/1/012066

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