Infinity Journal Volume 15 Issue 2 (May 2026) has been available online since March 14, 2026, for the regular issue of May 2026. All articles in this issue (14 research articles) cover 67 authors from 10 countries of origin (Albania, Austria, Chile, China, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, and Qatar).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22460/infinity.v15i2
Published: 2026-05-01
Articles
Digital geometry worksheets with an agro-tourism context: A catalyst for rational thinking in generation alpha
319-344 Pages
Design-based research on instructional lessons for differential calculus incorporating Desmos
345-370 Pages
Interactivity and accessibility in TPACK-integrated e-learning to enhance the quality of calculus learning
371-390 Pages
Effect of Van Hiele group guided-discovery instructional approach on student engagement in learning plane geometry
391-420 Pages
Cultural heritage as a mathematical context: Interpretation of set theory in spatial layout of Prambanan temple
421-438 Pages
Examining mathematics teachers’ perceptions of concept mapping to facilitate meaningful learning
439-462 Pages
Developing a TPACK-based e-module for first order differential equations to enhance the pedagogical competence of pre-service mathematics teachers
463-482 Pages
E-Miracle: An inquiry-realistic digital module to support students’ 6C competencies
483-508 Pages
Knowledge retention of students learning mathematics with culture and technology: A study of junior high school students
509-528 Pages
Types of mathematical difficulties experienced by secondary school students in problem solving
529-544 Pages
Enhancing junior high school students’ numeracy through differentiated contextual worksheets
545-570 Pages
An analysis of Indonesian and Malaysian postgraduate students’ mathematical problem-solving behavior using research skill development framework
571-594 Pages
Numeracy website of local wisdom in mathematics learning: Metacognitive approach and mathematical reflective thinking ability
595-622 Pages
Predicting mathematics well-being in secondary school students: An integrated model of self-determination and social support in Indonesia
623-642 Pages