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INTRODUCTION TO MY BLOG

Hello everyone and welcome to "Measurement & else"!

I am excited to establish this blog, because it is the second blog that I  write about mathematics and I enjoyed writing the last one. This blog will be focused on : measurement. Sometimes,  mathematics can be boring, but it will not my purpose. Mesurement has got interesting facts, curiosities that some of us do not know and the most important: we can measure almost everything that sorround us and thanks to that, we can interpret the reality in order to deal with issues that we can find in our society and environment.

The main objective of this blog is to present the measurement from a interesting point of view and also, from a didactic one. There will be several analysis of articles and resources than can be used in Primary Education classes. The mathematics and measurement are fun and it will be reflected in this blog so I invite you to share your opinion in it!

I hope you enjoy reading my entries!

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