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Learning With Your Students

Posted 10/15/2018 by Jessica Kohout, biology teacher at Reservoir High School, Fulton, Md.

It can be hard to try something new in your classroom, but the rewards outweigh the risks as students take the lead.

A first-of-its-kind STEM strategy charts path to help educators

Posted 10/12/2018 by Ron DeChristoforo, State Policy Director, Texas Instruments

In a first-ever undertaking of its kind, four of the nation’s key education leadership groups have partnered to define a strategy for improving and advancing STEM learning for all students. Read more.

Which TI Calculator for the SAT® and Why?

Posted 09/25/2018 by Jeff McCalla - Math Teacher at St. Mary's Episcopal School, Memphis, TN

You may be surprised to learn that most TI calculators are allowed on the SAT®. Take a brief dive into the history of the calculator and see the latest changes to the math section of the SAT®, all at the same time.

Meet the Women in STEM Twitter Chat Panelists

Posted 09/12/2018 by Kim Gonzales

On Wednesday, September 19, Texas Instruments Education (@TICalculators) is hosting a Women in STEM Twitter Chat! Our goal is connect you to the awesome #WomenInSTEM community, both as a source of inspiration and a well of resources. Our panelists are female engineers, scientists, and mathematicians – women who are already encouraging the next generation of STEM leaders!

Survey Says: Kids Like Math!

Posted 08/28/2018 by Peter Balyta, Ph.D., President of Texas Instruments Education Technology

Contrary to popular belief, students actually like math a lot more than they let on. A new study from Texas Instruments reveals nearly twice as many students like math as those who dislike it. Keep reading to see what middle and high school students say motivates them most in math class.