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Table of Contents:
a) Participants
c) Ethical Issues
References ……………………………………………………………………………...13-14
Appendices ……………………………………………………………………………..15-17
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Mathematics is one of the subjects that permeates life in any age. Therefore, its values
go beyond the classroom and the school. Thus, Mathematics as a subject must be learned in
Teaching Mathematics in Key stage 1 or in the primary level like any other school
subjects must be taught in the language that the recipients best understood, so that, the
children will find its basic concepts, principles, and laws more meaningful. For the reason,
that the language is always been vital in transferring of learning. Therefore, the medium of
instructions often plays a fundamental role in the success of the teaching-learning process.
Kindergarten to Grade III when the K-12 Basic Education Curriculum was implemented.
Researchers believed that the level of development of children’s mother tongue is a strong
predictor of their second language development (Cummins). Abiri stated that Mathematics
taught in a child’s mother tongue has a lot of advantages, such as overcoming limited
knowledge of foreign mathematical vocabulary. Teaching in the mother tongue also bring
children closer to mathematics example and concepts, it helps the children to develop a
mathematical vocabulary in the mother tongue. It equally helps adults who are not literate in
method, formulae, and units that are necessary in mathematics teaching and learning.
Understanding of its usage is imperative and cannot be underestimated. Obodo affirmed that
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failure of the learner to master the mathematical language lead to poor performance in the
subject. The uniqueness of mathematics language has distinguished mathematics from other
subjects. Anyone that cannot cope with imperial and native language which is based on
verbal reasoning may likely get lost in quantitative reasoning where the use of mathematical
language is necessary. Spatial and mathematical reasoning will help pupils to generate, retain,
retrieve and transform well-structured visual images into mathematical appreciation with the
Several researchers have been made about the perceived effectiveness of the use of
mother tongue in the performance of pupils in any subject area but has no study has been
made on the translation of mathematics vocabulary or concepts in mother tongue and teachers
effective questioning and reacting technique. It is on this premise that the researcher would
like to know the problems encountered by the Grade 2 teachers in the Division of Tuguegarao
City in their implementation in teaching mathematics using the mother tongue which is
performance of pupils so that proper intervention will be given and problems encountered
will be addressed.
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This study will determine the challenges that are encountered by the Grade two
teachers of Tuguegarao North Central School in teaching mathematics using the mother
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VI. REFERENCES
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VII. APPENDICES
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