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Title of the Experience
Maths is difficult
Name of the student
Mateusz Bocian
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Lower Secondary School
Thematic Area
Maths
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Difficulty
Description of the Experience
I am a student of third grade of lower secondary school and math is not my favorite subject. It seems to me very difficult. I have problems with solving text exercises. The teacher usually teaches classes in the form of lectures and I do not really know what is being said. For me it's about different symbols and numbers in which I do see any relations. I memorize the definitions by heart like a poem and I cannot use that information to solve the task. On the lesson, the teacher gets in contact with students who do well with this subject and always know what is being said. In addition, the teacher spends little time on the issue. We change topics very quickly.

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