(JIML) JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE MATHEMATICS LEARNING
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Deep Dialogue-Critical Thinking (DDCT) Learning Model to Affect Students’ Mathematics Learning Outcomes on Senior High School
Improving students' achievement in mathematics remains a major concern in secondary education, particularly in trigonometric ratios, where conceptual understanding and mathematical reasoning are often insufficiently developed. These challenges show the need for instructional approaches that actively
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