Maths in English

 On January 23, 2023, classes of 7a students were teach-ing the topic "Algebraic sums" in English with Mrs. Jola. The aim of the lesson was to solve words and break the barrier in using a foreign language. They solved the tasks very warmly and with humor. The activity is one of the effects of the DREAM Erasmus+ project. The program opens us to the culture of other countries and inspires us to new, interesting forms of work with our youth.




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