Using the ARCS Model to Influence Students’ Attitudes Towards Geometry

Authors

  • Mario Toussaint PK Yonge DRS

Keywords:

students' attitudes, mathematics learning, Real life application of geometry, instructional videos

Abstract

Many lucrative professions demand a solid foundation in mathematics; even technical careers that do not require training in upper-level mathematics still necessitate a solid foundation in basic mathematics. Yet, many high school students lack the motivation to learn mathematics and display a negative attitude toward the subject. This study aims to determine whether the insertion of videos showing real-world applications of geometry concepts influences students’ attitudes toward the subject (Hodges & Kim, 2013). In addition, this action research seeks to ascertain the impact of the other instructional strategies used in the course on students’ attitudes toward geometry learning.

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Published

2024-08-09

How to Cite

Toussaint, M. (2024). Using the ARCS Model to Influence Students’ Attitudes Towards Geometry. Florida Journal of Educational Research, 61(1). Retrieved from https://journals.flvc.org/fjer/article/view/135826

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FJER Teacher Inquiry Studies

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