Exploring the Utilization of Collaboration Scripts to Enhance Mathematical Argumentation of Grade 8 Students

This study explored the effectiveness of collaboration scripts in enhancing the mathematical argumentation skills of Grade 8 students at Bacoor National High School - Main. A heterogeneous class of 35 students participated in a three-week intervention using structured collaboration scripts. Employing a mixed-methods explanatory sequential design, quantitative data were gathered through a pre-test and post-test that measured four components of mathematical argumentation. Qualitative data from student interviews captured their learning experiences. Results revealed significant improvements in all post-test components. Students reported increased confidence, improved reasoning, and enhanced communication skills, which they attributed to the collaboration scripts. These findings suggest that collaboration scripts are effective tools for promoting engagement, deepening conceptual understanding, and developing mathematical argumentation in secondary mathematics classrooms.This study explored the effectiveness of collaboration scripts in enhancing the mathematical argumentation skills of Grade 8 students at Bacoor National High School - Main. A heterogeneous class of 35 students participated in a three-week intervention using structured collaboration scripts. Employing a mixed-methods explanatory sequential design, quantitative data were gathered through a pre-test and post-test that measured four components of mathematical argumentation. Qualitative data from student interviews captured their learning experiences. Results revealed significant improvements in all post-test components. Students reported increased confidence, improved reasoning, and enhanced communication skills, which they attributed to the collaboration scripts. These findings suggest that collaboration scripts are effective tools for promoting engagement, deepening conceptual understanding, and developing mathematical argumentation in secondary mathematics classrooms.

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International Journal of Scientific and Management Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.37502/ijsmr.2025.8610
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Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Exploring the Utilization of Collaboration Scripts to Enhance Mathematical Argumentation of Grade 8 Students

Anna Liza P. Del Rosario, Rolando Ricardo Sal Y Rosas Flores
International Journal of Scientific and Management Research
Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Exploring the Utilization of Collaboration Scripts to Enhance Mathematical Argumentation of Grade 8 Students

Anna Liza P. Del Rosario, Rolando Ricardo Sal Y Rosas Flores
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Abstract

This study explored the effectiveness of collaboration scripts in enhancing the mathematical argumentation skills of Grade 8 students at Bacoor National High School - Main. A heterogeneous class of 35 students participated in a three-week intervention using structured collaboration scripts. Employing a mixed-methods explanatory sequential design, quantitative data were gathered through a pre-test and post-test that measured four components of mathematical argumentation. Qualitative data from student interviews captured their learning experiences. Results revealed significant improvements in all post-test components. Students reported increased confidence, improved reasoning, and enhanced communication skills, which they attributed to the collaboration scripts. These findings suggest that collaboration scripts are effective tools for promoting engagement, deepening conceptual understanding, and developing mathematical argumentation in secondary mathematics classrooms.This study explored the effectiveness of collaboration scripts in enhancing the mathematical argumentation skills of Grade 8 students at Bacoor National High School - Main. A heterogeneous class of 35 students participated in a three-week intervention using structured collaboration scripts. Employing a mixed-methods explanatory sequential design, quantitative data were gathered through a pre-test and post-test that measured four components of mathematical argumentation. Qualitative data from student interviews captured their learning experiences. Results revealed significant improvements in all post-test components. Students reported increased confidence, improved reasoning, and enhanced communication skills, which they attributed to the collaboration scripts. These findings suggest that collaboration scripts are effective tools for promoting engagement, deepening conceptual understanding, and developing mathematical argumentation in secondary mathematics classrooms.

International Journal of Scientific and Management ResearchVol. 08(06)
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Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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