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Friday, 21 September 2018

Applying trigonometric ratios and Pythagoras’ theorem in two dimensions

In maths today my group and I are working from a rubric cube were we picked a topic. My group and I picked an activity (Apply trigonometric ratios and Pythagoras’ theorem in two dimensions). My group and I decided to work together on a poster. By doing this we learnt how to do trigonometry and Pythagoras. I learnt that trigonometry and Pythagoras are not as easy as my cousin told me. If I had to change anything about what we did it would be to put more words on the poster but other then that I enjoyed it making it with my group. I think next time we do this I want to get it done instead of mucking around.

Here is the work we have done today.


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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous25 September 2018 at 14:41

    I think you explained your work really nicely.
    I like how you how you thought about what you're gonna do to improve next time.
    Next time I think you could of made the words more visible.

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  2. Anonymous20 November 2018 at 09:39

    I like where your coming from and the learning you put into this.
    I think your group did well maybe next time you should start ahead and focus. I do agree with Rasians comment where you could have made the font a bit clearer to see. Overall I think you did great

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  3. Whaea Rowena15 December 2018 at 22:47

    Kia ora Alicia

    I liked that you were willing to admit that you could have focused more in class. Sometimes admitting stuff like that is at the time deflating, but being able to do so, means you are prepared to try and do things differently the next time you are in a similar situation.

    I think you have made a good poster to be able to study from for assessments in Maths! And it is all your own. I do think the girls have a point though with the font! BUT, I wish I had stuff like that to use for assessments when I was at school; something I had made that helped develop and reinforce my understanding instead of just a text book. I am very envious :-)

    I hope you have a lovely holiday and am looking forward to seeing you back next year. Enjoy :-)

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