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Title of the Experience
Speed
Name of the student
Marta
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Primary school
Thematic Area
Maths
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
It is supposed that everyone knows what it means to go with certain speed, but ...
At classes of math we did the analysis of this topic. We split up into groups, we were given maps of the city and defined routes and information on the duration of the travel by bus lines and trams.
The task was to select on the map the route of a mean of transport, measuring the distances between stops, calculated the distance in meters or kilometers according to the scale, entering the data to Excel spreadsheet, and creating the corresponding graphs. It was long and hard - but the effect was. Teacher checked if we did not make any mistakes in the results and graphs. Another lesson was related to hiking and walking in the mountains. We got the map, determined routes and we had to take into account the time from point to point. And further we entered the data to Excel and made charts again. Similarly, we did calculations for train and at the end for the aircraft. I think I know what properties speed has and on what they depend.

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