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Learning motivation and students’ concept-understanding ability in mathematics learning during the COVID-19 pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indonesian government implemented an online learning system. WhatsApp is an application that is widely used by teachers in Banjarmasin as a means of communication in distance learning (PJJ). This study aims to describe students’ learning motivation and ability to un...

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Main Authors: Sukmawati, R. Ati, Sina, Ibnu, Purba, Harja Santana, Mawaddah, Siti, Pramita, Mitra, Wiranda, Nuruddin
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Middle schools
Motivation
Pandemics
Random sampling
Sampling methods
Secondary school students
Students
Teachers
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