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Title of the Experience
Injuries and diseases
Name of the student
Martyna Mikołajczyk
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Lower Secondary School
Thematic Area
Biology
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
My success was that I have memorized very good the symptoms of bone injuries and various diseases that require immediate call of ambulance. I memorized well the symptoms of various diseases, because teacher offered us a simulation game involving the calling of ambulance to the patient. We split up into groups and draw cards with the name of the disease. Each student had to call an ambulance stating the symptoms of the disease or an accident: stroke, lower extremity fractures, fainting, poisoning, bleeding, heart attack and sinking. Learning through the use of didactic games helped me to extend and master the knowledge.

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