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In learning mathematics, sociomathematical norms are needed. Sociomathematical norms are rules set during mathematics learning regarding truth, cooperation, freedom of opinion, and responsibility. This study aims to determine aspects of sociomathematical norms based on the mathematical reflective thinking ability of class VIII students at SMPN 12 Bekasi. This research uses a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. The instruments used in this study used questions, questionnaires, interviews, and observations. The selected respondents were 3 respondents with high, medium, and low category mathematical reflective thinking abilities. The data validity technique in this study uses triangulation of methods, namely questionnaires, interviews, and observations. The conclusion of this study found that respondent R1 with high mathematical reflective thinking ability has a high sociomathematical norms aspect, R2 with medium mathematical reflective thinking ability has a medium sociomathematical norms aspect, R3 with low mathematical reflective thinking ability has a low sociomathematical norms aspect. Researchers suggest that further research can be conducted at different levels of education so that it can discuss more broadly the aspects of sociomathematical norms that students have.

The study concluded that students with high mathematical reflective thinking skills possess high sociomathematical norms.Students with medium mathematical reflective thinking skills exhibit medium sociomathematical norms.Conversely, students with low mathematical reflective thinking skills demonstrate low sociomathematical norms.These findings highlight a correlation between a students ability to think reflectively in mathematics and their adherence to sociomathematical norms.

Further research should investigate the influence of specific teaching strategies on developing both mathematical reflective thinking and sociomathematical norms in students. Additionally, exploring the role of classroom environment and teacher-student interactions in fostering positive sociomathematical norms is crucial. Finally, studies could examine how these norms vary across different educational levels and cultural contexts to provide a more comprehensive understanding of their impact on mathematics learning. These investigations will contribute to more effective pedagogical approaches that promote a collaborative and intellectually stimulating learning environment, ultimately enhancing students mathematical understanding and engagement. The research should also consider the impact of digital learning tools on the development of these norms and abilities, as well as the long-term effects of cultivating strong sociomathematical norms on students future academic and professional pursuits.

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