The materials, crafted by students of Near East University’s Department of Classroom Teaching, aim to contribute to more effective learning for students facing challenges in mathematics and help them establish a connection between mathematics and everyday life problems. All the materials created involve mathematical models adapted from real-life situations, emphasizing the modeling process.
Prof. Dr. Murat Tezer, a Faculty Member of the Department of Primary School Mathematics Teaching at Near East University and involved in the project’s implementation, underscored the project’s goal of enhancing the mathematical achievements of primary school students. Dr. Tezer noted that new educational and teaching theories were employed in the preparation of the materials, stating, “The prepared materials will equip students with the ability to solve real-life problems using mathematics, thereby strengthening their connection with mathematics.
