Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract/Objectives
The purpose of this case study was to investigate the effectiveness of using Geogebra-integrated remedial instruction to support the learning of three low-achieving high school students in the topic of ellipses. The study focused on a small sample size of three participants selected from the low-achieving population in a high school mathematics class.
Results/Contributions

We have summarized the case students' performance as follows: Firstly, instructors should assist low-achievers in connecting technology usage with the textbook content. Secondly, it is advisable to avoid overwhelming students with too much information in a short span. Thirdly, low-achievers demonstrated difficulty integrating learning content independently and needed the instructor's assistance. Fourthly, Geogebra only provided superficial knowledge for these learners. Fifthly, working in Geogebra led some students to develop misconceptions. Finally, algebraic calculations cannot be performed on Geogebra. It needed instructor's help on this topic.

Keywords
Geogebralow-achieverhigh school mathematics