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Assessing students' mathematical communication skills using Polya's problem-solving technique
Mathematical problem solving is a fundamental component of mathematics education that requires learners not only to obtain correct answers but also to communicate, justify, and explain their mathematical reasoning. This study aimed to assess the mathematical communication skills of Grade 9 students
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