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Title of the Experience
I know I should read the manuals of different devices to handle them properly
Name of the student
Wadim
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Primary school
Thematic Area
Technology
Experience typology
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
My best lesson of technology was when we did pizza. I was wondering why our teachers allowed us to do it after many lessons about proper nutrition, if pizza is highly caloric! We were divided into groups of four, brought additives and spices. Teacher brought the dough, we spread the sauce, then we put various additives and did salads, then we set the table. Our teacher had a device in class - steamer – in which we had to bake a pizza. All groups were ready, and teacher told us to read the manual of the steamer. Thanks to that we knew how to set the cooking temperature and time, not to burn the pizza. We also knew what we cannot touch during operation and how to clean it after use. The pizza was great, the steamer was clean, no one was burnt. Now I know that before using any device, I should read the instructions so it serves us for long and safely.

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