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Using Python to Squeeze the Fun Back Into Math

... x-intercepts. The discriminant can be used to determine if there are two distinct real x-intercepts, one double real x-intercept, or two imaginary x-intercepts. By having your students code the Quadratic Project, they will use these three key math ideas as the foundation and will reinfor...
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TI Calculators + Chromebook™ Computers = A Powerful Combo for Math Class

...n directly back into the slide for your review. In this scenario, students open a Google Slides™ presentation to begin the work. Then, when necessary, they navigate to nspireconnect.ti.com and connect their TI‑Nspire™ CX II graphing calculator to their Chromebook™ notebook computer. Sounds eas...
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Leveling the Math Playing Field

... falling even further behind. In this era of accountability, long-standing inequities are being exposed, and they demand our attention — now. Arbitrary circumstances into which kids are born — such as their race, ethnicity, ZIP code and socioeconomic status — should not be predictors of academic...
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Top 3 Halloween-Themed Classroom Activities

...d lessons, download the sequel activity (available for TI-Nspire™ CX technology). Students will dive deeper into science concepts by exploring chemistry and life sciences principles and observing processes, such as titration, all while designing experiments, predicting outcomes and testing hypoth...
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TI Codes Contest Winners Revealed

...ayna Nguyen Jonathan Ngoy Manvi Sinvhal Manu Gupta Gianna Renzo Suzanne Hanna, Adult advisor The team: The Germaphobes are a first in the history of the TI Codes Contest. Never before have we had a group of students, who have never met in person, collaborate in different states to brainsto...
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TICodesContestTips

...bust any misconceptions about our annual contest and provide some tips to those of you who might be entering for the first time. For background: Every year, students from around the country participate in the annual TI Codes Contest by building and coding working prototypes of devices to solve ...
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Senior Drummers Hit a High Note as Winners of Spread the Math Love Contest

...s spelling M-A-T-H and the marching band to shout “surprise” when the boys returned. Nate and Jeffery were surprised to learn they were selected from more than 1,000 entries as winners of our nationwide Spread the Math Love Contest, honoring math heroes. Cheltenham High School senior Jeffery...
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Girl Scouts + Texas Instruments = A Winning Equation

...rk experience with my passion for Girl Scouts?” This is my Girl Scout troop, Dublin Troop 408, on a zip line adventure in Columbus, Ohio. Every other month we try and take a field trip together as a troop. I asked my manager if it would be possible for Educational Technology Consul...
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Meet TI’s STEM Squad and Request a Visit for Your School

...that’s on a mission to get more kids interested and excited about STEM subjects. Since the summer of 2018, TI’s STEM Squad has been touring the country sharing activities that help make STEM concepts relevant to kids. With 10 stops to date, in cities from the east coast to the west coast, the ST...
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Celebrating Girl Scouts Day: Seeing Herself in STEM

...uts to get more girls actively engaged in STEM, and they created the STEM Center of Excellence in Dallas to provide girls with a safe environment to try new things (like robotics), take risks and learn from failure, all while building confidence and self-assurance. Our team members are a huge pa...
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Celebrate #CSEdWeek Teaching Students to Code With TI

... Robotics course only use TI technology for their projects. We started the year with the 10 Minutes of Code units. They mastered those units and have moved on to other projects. One project was to create a traffic light using the TI-Innovator™ Hub with built-in RGB LEDs and a speaker. They also u...
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5 Spook-tacular Ways to Bring the Halloween “Spirits” Into Your Classroom

...Education Technology. Before joining TI five years ago, Ellen was a broadcast journalist for 13 years, working at television stations across the country, from North Carolina to New Mexico. She most recently worked for NBC 5 in Dallas as a crime reporter before hanging up the microphone for a TI-8...
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Choose Your Own Adventure: 5 Projects To Get Students Coding With Python!

...other projects engage and spark interest in computer science topics such as cryptography. Why limit computer science to only one week? You might find more than one of these projects fit into your classes at different times of the year. Why not integrate computer science throughout the year? Try o...
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Texas Instruments Brings Its Hands-On Coding Workshops to ShadOnline

...his fall. TI also mailed out their TI-Innovator™ Hub with TI LaunchPad™ Board, which allowed Shads to code lights in different colors and play with varying frequencies of sound. These sessions were held in virtual classrooms, where instructors could interact with Shads over video or through the ...
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Meet the Texas Calculus Teacher Who Won the Spread the Math Love Contest and a Trip to MIT

...s with Meyer and scored a 5 on the exam. He then went on to become Meyer’s teaching assistant. Tristan said he learned about the contest from a geometry teacher at the high school, and he immediately knew he wanted to enter Meyer. “I have never met another teacher who is as dedicated to his job a...
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TI’s Response to COVID-19: We Are Here for You

...learning. For many teachers, it has been a crash course in preparing and delivering online instruction. Complicating matters, schools and districts vary wildly in their ability to deliver educational services. Now that we have a better understanding of what education looks like from the confines...
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Why It’s Good to Make Mistakes in Math Class

If you’re a math teacher, you’re familiar with students anxiously asking to use their calculators. For them, it may feel like a secret weapon that will help them be more successful in math class. Throughout elementary school, kids trudge through adding fractions, multiplying five-digit numbers ...
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Engage All Students With Questioning Strategies

...l of your students, even the most distracted, most reluctant learner? 100% engagement is possible! I started implementing questioning strategies my very first year of teaching, and I believe it is the key to student success, classroom management, and of course, engagement. Before you even start i...
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A Teacher’s Take on Prioritizing Self-Care for a New Year, New You

... lot of life transitions, I discovered that I was frequently neglecting self-care. In 2020 — you are hearing it here first — I want to commit to some more realistic, more attainable goals to take better care of myself. So here we go with some much-needed reminders for me (and hopefully some of yo...
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Coding Like a Girl (Scout), and Loving It!

...es with a few girls from my Junior troop. The Volunteer Guide made it easy for me to get started! We followed the plan and started with the introductory TI Codes lessons. Within 10 minutes they had written their first program. Their sweet faces gleamed when they realized they had created somethin...
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Five Ways Math Teachers are Superheroes

...their students and find ways to motivate them. They tap into students’ interests to push them to do better.   #4 – Math Teachers care!  Math makes everything in the world work, but students can struggle to see that.  Math teachers provide encouragement and support.    #5 – Math Teachers go above ...
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To STEM and Beyond!

... automatic dispenser and even a jukebox! The automatic dispenser used the built-in brightness sensor to turn a light on as well and turned a servo motor to dispense beans. The jukebox housed the TI-Innovator™ Hub, played songs and had a light show! Students used their geometry skills to code t...
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3.1415… Ways to Celebrate Pi Day

...This problem approximates pi by dropping needles. Well, wouldn’t it be safer and tastier to use breadsticks? Yum! Watch this how-to video: 3: Everybody loves Pi and coloring! These Pi themed coloring pages are a great activity for when students (or you) need a mental break or have some do...
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How to Keep Kids’ STEM Skills Sharp This Summer

...s summer, and we’re sharing them with you:  #1. Meet the “STEM Squad” Starting now through September, TI’s STEM Squad will visit kids across the country sharing some of our favorite project-based learning activities that engage kids with math, science and basic engineering. The STEM Squad made it...
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Success Stories: TI's Talking Graphing Calculator is Changing Lives

"This calculator changed my life.”Lillie Pennington, Junior, Turpin High School, Cincinnati, Ohio THE CHALLENGE Lillie Pennington, 17, can keep up with any high school student when it comes to academics. The Turpin High School junior took Advanced Placement history as a sophomore and scored a fi...
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