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Title of the Experience
Stoichiometric calculations
Name of the student
Paulina Kret
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Lower Secondary School
Experience typology
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
The topic of the stoichiometric calculations was very difficult for me, but when my teacher of chemistry explained it to me, it became much easier. I performed the tasks that the teacher asked me. We completed the exercises together. The teacher explained me step by step and thanks to that I understood what it was about. At the lesson we had a test, and I got grade four. I drew myself auxiliary tables, which contain chemical formulas. Perhaps the chemistry would be more interesting subject for me, if only I could understand it more. I hope that thanks to the teacher who is trying to explain to me difficult issues, a time will come that it is easier to me, and it will even become my passion.

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