Abstract
Mathematical communication is the ability of a person in terms of explaining an algorithm and unique ways to solve problems, the ability of students to construct, and explain the presentation of real word phenomena in graphs, word/sentence, equation, tables or the ability of students to give assumstions about geometry image. Learning strategies that support mathematical communication skills is: Small-Group-Work Strategy, Group, Cooverative Learning, Think-Pair-Share Strategy, and Think-Talk-Write Strategy.
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