Systematic Literature Review: Trends in Maths Learning Media for Students with Learning Disabilities

Mathematics is a discipline that studies logic, making it challenging to teach abstract and conceptual topics to students with intellectual disabilities. This study aims to systematically review educational research related to mathematics learning media for students with intellectual disabilities using a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) methodology. The research employed the PRISMA method using Covidence software. Initially, 200 articles indexed in Google Scholar were obtained through Publish or Perish using keywords such as "learning media," "mathematics learning," and "intellectual disabilities." After processing through Covidence, 38 articles meeting the researchers' criteria were selected. The analysis revealed that most articles were published in 2023, with a majority conducted in East Java. The article titled "Educational Counting Games for Elementary School Children Using Mobile-Based RPG Maker" was the most cited, with 265 citations. The most commonly used research method was Classroom Action Research (CAR). Additionally, the most frequently used learning media were teaching aids, mentioned in 12 articles.

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Jurnal Penelitian dan Pengembangan Pendidikan Luar Biasa
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.17977/um029v11i22024p77-82
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Sports and Physical Education Research
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Systematic Literature Review: Trends in Maths Learning Media for Students with Learning Disabilities

Syifa Siti Aulia, Aan Hasanah, Annisa Nur Afifah, Rahmi Nur'aini Azzahra et al.
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Systematic Literature Review: Trends in Maths Learning Media for Students with Learning Disabilities

Syifa Siti Aulia, Aan Hasanah, Annisa Nur Afifah, Rahmi Nur'aini Azzahra, Shiva Anugrah Azwar, Yusniar Najmah Mu'afi
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Abstract

Mathematics is a discipline that studies logic, making it challenging to teach abstract and conceptual topics to students with intellectual disabilities. This study aims to systematically review educational research related to mathematics learning media for students with intellectual disabilities using a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) methodology. The research employed the PRISMA method using Covidence software. Initially, 200 articles indexed in Google Scholar were obtained through Publish or Perish using keywords such as "learning media," "mathematics learning," and "intellectual disabilities." After processing through Covidence, 38 articles meeting the researchers' criteria were selected. The analysis revealed that most articles were published in 2023, with a majority conducted in East Java. The article titled "Educational Counting Games for Elementary School Children Using Mobile-Based RPG Maker" was the most cited, with 265 citations. The most commonly used research method was Classroom Action Research (CAR). Additionally, the most frequently used learning media were teaching aids, mentioned in 12 articles.

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Systematic Literature Review: Trends in Maths Learning Media for Students with Learning Disabilities — Syifa Siti Aulia, Aan Hasanah, et al. · Jurnal Penelitian dan Pengembangan Pendidikan Luar Biasa (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS