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  • WITH IT LEARNING MATHEMATICS IS EASIER
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    In general, Mathematics learning, both at school and at university, has now changed. Along with advances in information technology (IT), mathematics learning has varied, for example, students are given reading references on the Internet, teachers even give assignments to their students via the Internet, and students also submit assignments via the Internet. In this way, learning mathematics will feel easier.

    Previously, mathematics learning was still expository (traditional), that is, teachers and lecturers only explained and gave examples, gave questions, and gave homework, and...

  • NATIONAL SEMINAR ON MATHEMATICS
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    The national character that is the goal of national education is an intelligent character based on the values of faith, piety, and noble morals. Mathematics learning that is oriented towards developing students' thinking potential is very strategic in contributing to achieving this goal. One alternative is through learning research that is oriented towards improving the quality of didactic design including studies of teachers' thinking processes that occur in the pre-learning phase, during learning, and after learning. The analysis results from this process...

  • TWO UNY STUDENTS WON GOLD MEDALS IN CAIRO, EGYPT
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    UNY students who are part of a team from the UNY Research Student Activity Unit, Rifaldy Fajar (Mathematics 2014), and Rini Winarti (Biology Education 2014), won two gold medals in The Egyptian International Invention and Innovation Exhibition (EGYPTINVENT) 2016 in Cairo, Egypt which was held on March 8 – 10 at the El Gezirah Youth Center. An annual competition event held by the Association of Egyptian Inventors Syndicate (EIS) in collaboration with the World Invention Intellectual Property Associations (WIIPA), Ministry of State for Youth Affairs of Egypt,...

  • GUEST LECTURE PROF. ALLAN L. WHITE AT FMIPA UNY
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    Prof. Allan L. White from the University of Western, Australia gave a lecture for students of the Mathematics Education Department, FMIPA UNY, last Wednesday (20/11/2013), in the faculty seminar room. In his presentation, Allan White said that mathematics is important for brain development. Thinking, learning, and acting can change human genes so that they can shape brain anatomy and human behavior.

    “Teachers can get frustrated when students forget math formulas, etc. That's because students only memorize, they have no meaning in the learning process. "So, it is a challenge for us...

  • RIFALDY FAJAR PARTICIPATED THE UNITED NATIONS MODEL
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    Who says UNY students only excel in education-based fields? UNY always provides facilities for its students to develop talents and interests in all kinds of fields. This can be proven by various student activity units. One of the administrators of Field II (Research) at UNY Research UKM, Rifaldy Fajar (from the 2014 Mathematics Study Program), has just returned from the Nanyang Technological University - Model of United Nation (NTU-MUN) event in Singapore (19-21/2). The model of the United Nations (MUN) itself is a simulation forum for UN activities held by various institutions in various...

  • INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATION WRITING WORKSHOP BY DR. WANTY WIDJAJA (DEAKIN UNIVERSITY)
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    Yogyakarta State University's Mathematics Education Study Program, FMIPA, held a Workshop on Writing Scientific Articles for International Publication on December 3. The workshop participants were lecturers from the UNY Mathematics Education Department and several lecturers from the Mathematics Education Study Program from various universities in Yogyakarta. The workshop, which was held as an effort to internationalize the study program, was guided by Dr. Wanty Widjaja, a lecturer and researcher from Deakin University, Australia. Dr. Wanty Widjaja was invited...

  • NATIONAL SEMINAR ON MATHEMATICS AND MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 2015
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    On November 14, 2015, the Department of Mathematics Education, Yogyakarta State University held a National Seminar on Mathematics and Mathematics Education. The seminar is an annual routine agenda for the UNY Mathematics Education Department. The theme of the 2015 national seminar is "Developing 21st Century Skills Through Mathematics Research and Mathematics Education". The main speaker at the seminar was a statistics expert from Gadjah Mada University, namely Prof. Dr. Rer. Nat Dedi Rosadi, and a Mathematics Education expert from UNY, Dr. Sugiman, M.Sc. In...

  • UNY FMIPA STUDENTS STUDY AT TWO UNIVERSITIES IN THAILAND
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    A total of 8 students from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) UNY participated in the credit transfer program in Thailand. Those studying at Prince of Songkla University are 2 students from the Mathematics Education study program. Meanwhile, 6 other students are at Yala Rajabhat University. There are 3 people from the Biology study program, 2 people from the Biology Education study program, and 1 person from the Physics Education study program.

    At the recent release of credit transfer students, the Dean of FMIPA, Dr. Hartono explained that the credit transfer...

  • WIM T. VAN HORSSEN GIVES A GENERAL LECTURE AT FMIPA UNY
    Post date: 16/05/2019 - 12:59

    To provide more insight to Mathematics Study Program students, FMIPA UNY brought in teachers from abroad, namely Wim T. van Horssen from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands. The public lecture was held on Tuesday (23/9/2014) at FMIPA.

    Horssen introduced that the Netherlands is a small country with a strong economy. The Netherlands is the third largest agricultural exporter in the world. The country has a high level of infrastructure for public transport, electricity, and telecommunications. Apart from that, the political atmosphere is also stable. In the...

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