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As a result of our eTwinning projects "Learning maths as a universal language" and "experimenting on maths together" , a French high school Institut Lemonier has been visiting us from 03/22 to 03/26.
During those days 20 students from our 4º ESO and 12 students from France have develop a lot of activities together such as a t-shirts workshop using nasrid tiles for the design, a guided visit to our city, a day trip to Granada to see the nasrid tessellations in their real enviroment, a workshop about arches , a mathematical walk using mathcitymaps.a tresure huntingin Hellín and a visit to Toledo to see arches in real contexts.
4th ESO students have been working about BMI and healthy habits as a crosscurricular activity, firstly they worked with their PE teacher Elena and made beautiful posters and finally they did the same with their maths teacher, sharing data in a spreadsheet, analizing an article from "el País"(in English), calculating their BMI and knowing that the WHO not only considers the BMI as a parameter for obesity but also the age.
Using these graphs;
In order to achieve full and equal access to and participation in science for women and girls, and further achieve gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, the United Nations General Assembly declared 11 February as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science in 2015.
As a consequence we celebrated this day at high school. 4th ESO students were investigating about famous female mathematicians and designed a poster using canva.
You can see below some of them
Students from 4th course have performed an experiment to calculate Pi using probability, this experiment is a part of our eTwinning project "Experimenting on maths together". They have thrown grains of rice into a circle inscribed in a square and have calculated the quotient between the grains inside the circle and the total number of grains, four timesthis quotient is a good estimation for pi.
The general result was Pi=3,24 and one of the teams obtained pi=3,184. In our opinion is it really a good estimation for pi, considering the material we used and that we are applying probability