Abstract:
This research aims to study Mathematical knowledge, skills and processes, and opinion about instruction of education students majoring in Mathematics. Research instruments were tests on mathematical knowledge and Mathematical skills and processes and questionnaire on students opinion regarding the instructions which developed by the researcher. Frequency, percentage, arithmetic mean, and standard deviation were used to analyze the research data as well as qualitative analysis. The research results showed that; 1. Mathematical knowledge of education students majoring in Mathematics was lower than the minimum standard. The average score of mathematical knowledge was 37.897%, and they had higher procedural knowledge than conceptual knowledge. 2. Mathematical skills and processes; reasoning skill of education students majoring in Mathematics was lower than the minimum standard. The average score of reasoning skill was 38.020%. The deductive reasoning skill was used more than inductive reasoning skill. 3. Mathematical skills and processes; communicative skill of education students majoring in Mathematics was lower than the minimum standard. The average score of communicative skill was 20.342%. 4. Opinions of the education students majoring in Mathematics about suitability of instruction were at high level. The evaluation and assessment was rated highest, following by learning and teaching processes, contents, and instructional media, technology and innovation.