Academic Performance in Geometry and Visualization Skills of Pre-Service Teachers

This descriptive-correlational study aimed to enhance the visual imagery and spatial visualization skills in Geometry of pre-service ‎Mathematics teachers, with the end goal of preparing a learning enhancement material. It described the academic performances and ‎visualization skills of 147 pre-service Mathematics teachers, who have taken up Plane and Solid Geometry, stratified from selected ‎colleges and universities in Batangas. The relationship between the levels of their visualization skills and their academic ‎performances in Plane and Solid Geometry was found out. The difficulties encountered by the respondents in solving problems in ‎Geometry, relative to their visualization skills, were also assessed. Results from the findings revealed that the average pre-service ‎Mathematics teacher possessed good academic performance in Plane and Solid Geometry, medium levels of visual imagery and low ‎levels of spatial visualization. The academic performances of pre-service Mathematics teachers in Geometry significantly correlated ‎with their visualization skills. Lastly, most of the pre-service Mathematics teachers often encountered difficulties in solving ‎problems in Geometry relative to their visualization skills. The Visual Enhancers Toolkit was prepared for pre-service Mathematics ‎teachers as a learning enhancement material in Geometry to further develop their visualization skills‎.

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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
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2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.14419/gvtftt85
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Spatial Cognition and Navigation
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Academic Performance in Geometry and Visualization Skills of Pre-Service Teachers

Daryl M. Magpantay, Mervin Jason Bonsol
International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
Spatial Cognition and Navigation
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Academic Performance in Geometry and Visualization Skills of Pre-Service Teachers

Daryl M. Magpantay, Mervin Jason Bonsol
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Abstract

This descriptive-correlational study aimed to enhance the visual imagery and spatial visualization skills in Geometry of pre-service ‎Mathematics teachers, with the end goal of preparing a learning enhancement material. It described the academic performances and ‎visualization skills of 147 pre-service Mathematics teachers, who have taken up Plane and Solid Geometry, stratified from selected ‎colleges and universities in Batangas. The relationship between the levels of their visualization skills and their academic ‎performances in Plane and Solid Geometry was found out. The difficulties encountered by the respondents in solving problems in ‎Geometry, relative to their visualization skills, were also assessed. Results from the findings revealed that the average pre-service ‎Mathematics teacher possessed good academic performance in Plane and Solid Geometry, medium levels of visual imagery and low ‎levels of spatial visualization. The academic performances of pre-service Mathematics teachers in Geometry significantly correlated ‎with their visualization skills. Lastly, most of the pre-service Mathematics teachers often encountered difficulties in solving ‎problems in Geometry relative to their visualization skills. The Visual Enhancers Toolkit was prepared for pre-service Mathematics ‎teachers as a learning enhancement material in Geometry to further develop their visualization skills‎.

International Journal of Basic and Applied SciencesVol. 14(8)
Batangas State University (PH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Spatial Cognition and Navigation
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