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Title of the Experience
Creativity in the learning process
Name of the student
Anna
Country where it took place
Latvia
School typology
Vocational School
Thematic Area
Maths
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
Learning math, it very easy to understand teaching themes is that the teacher explains the theory of the drawings. In this way, the scheme is complementary to the theory, and it helps to understand. But other times is that the lessons are boring, only when the teacher draws on the blackboard and we have jāpārzīmē notebooks. In my school maths lessons the teacher used the interactive whiteboard. It is much more interesting and also more attractive, thus, better something that stays in the memory. I can conclude that the importance of the learning process of how to approach a creative teacher teaching their subject and are able to appeal to students.

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