No matter how successful the students are in math classes, making a mistake is an expected situation. The important thing is to turn these mistakes into advantages in the learning process. Abovementioned studies show that teachers’ use of faults in the learning process brings both affective and cognitive contributions to the students. Studies about learning from faults in mathematics are not sufficient (Heinze, 2005). A survey that can be used to learn from faults in mathematics will enable the experimental studies that are to be held. This