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Course Level Date Clip# Line Interlocutor Content
- - - 1 266 T this one is written as, can you guess?
- - - 1 267 SN s s s .
- - - 1 268 T s s s .
- - - 1 269 T this one?
- - - 1 270 S a a s .
- - - 1 271 T a a s or s a a , yep.
- - - 1 272 T and the last one is r for right angle.
- - - 1 273 UNK @End
- - - 1 2 UNK @UTF8
- - - 1 3 UNK @PID:11312/t-00001898-1
- - - 1 4 UNK @Begin
- - - 1 5 UNK anguages:eng
- - - 1 6 UNK @Participants:T Teacher, SN Student, S Student
- - - 1 7 UNK @ID:eng|Australia|T|||||Teacher|||
- - - 1 8 UNK @ID:eng|Australia|SN|||||Student|||
- - - 1 9 UNK @ID:eng|Australia|S|||||Student|||
- - - 1 10 UNK @Media:1002lv05, video
- - - 1 12 T h for hypotenuse and s for side.
- - - 1 13 T all right, it doesn't matter which side.
- - - 1 14 UNK %TEA:The convention in Maths and in the textbook is to use SAA for side, angle, angle. I stated the correct terminology, but I wrote what the student said on the board, because she was correct. However, for the next lesson I used the standard terminology.
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