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Title of the Experience
The absolute value
Name of the student
MGG
Country where it took place
Italy
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Maths
Experience typology
Extracurricular activity
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
Math on the absolute value.
Almost all the class had a low mark: the class average was equal to the number of Italians in the International football team in 2010.
The thing that makes me shudder is that all members of the class spent their time and their money to have private lessons and get ready for the first “challenge'' of the second quarter, even with explanations of dear prof. Bianchi.
The only student to not having studied even a round of hands was me, Mattia. I was, however, also the only one to get a passing grade and still I cannot explain to myself how I managed to reach that 6. For me, this mark stands for a 9 upside-down.

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