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Title of the Experience
Goniometric functions
Name of the student
Dominika Pirošová
Country where it took place
Slovakia
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Maths
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
In the beginning of the lesson we received a paper with a circle drawn on it. We were supposed to find the functions of sin, cos, tg, and cotg. I remember from the elementary school I had big problems with these topics. The used tool helped me to gain orientation in the matter. Even though it was not so easy, it was definitely easier this time. My opinion is that I will not need to know this topic in my life but at least it was not a boring and/or an ordinary lesson. In general I like the mathematics classes but it is always nice to do something new. After some time the classes stop interest me when they are held in the same way.

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