#NCTMregionals Kansas City 2018 Recap
Thanks for stopping by the TI booth or joining a session at #NCTMregionals Kansas City. We loved meeting all of you! You can check out some of the resources we shared, and download the materials from your favorite exhibitor workshop below.
Texas Instruments Staff at the NCTM Kansas City Booth
TI Exhibitor Workshops at #NCTMregionals Kansas City 2018
Rate of Change: Algebra to Calculus
What if you could help students see slope not as an equation to memorize, but as a representation of real events? Get out of your seats to model relationships between position and time using hands-on data collection. Learn some surprising things about teaching rate of change from algebra through calculus.
Technology: TI-Nspire™ CX graphing calculator
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Teachers at the 'Converting Students’ Curiosity and Creativity Into Understanding' Session
Converting Students’ Curiosity and Creativity Into Understanding
Have your students wondered how driverless cars work? Have you considered the math that it takes for vehicles to drive on Mars? In this session, we will code robotic vehicles using mathematics to drive, make turns and complete a challenge. Best part: no coding experience needed!
Technology: TI-Nspire™ CX graphing calculator; TI-Innovator™ Rover
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