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How To Celebrate National Chemistry Week With Students | TI

...pplication on the TI-Nspire™ CX II handheld that will collect and analyze data. One of my favorite activities is where students use three different liquids — water, acetone and alcohol — and the temperature sensor to determine the strength of the intermolecular forces of attraction between the mo...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2022/celebrate-chemistry-week-with-students

The Heartbeat of STEM

...to provide support. Challenge 2 brings in modeling of the flow of blood through the heart by writing a program to blink four LED lights in a sequence to show the flow of blood through the heart starting with the right atrium and ending with the left ventricle. Students add in sounds after ...
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Slope: It Shouldn’t Just Be a Formula

...oding in TI-Basic, particularly for the purpose of teaching mathematics Rate of change (aka slope) is a concept that reverberates throughout every level of mathematics. But, how do we help our students grasp this concept early on so that it connects from one level to the next? Slope: It Shou...
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Girls in STEM: A Personal Perspective

...omen in STEM careers, we need to hear their stories. We need to learn about their interests and how they navigated their path. We need them to answer questions like: What inspired you to choose your career? What were your biggest obstacles? What advice do you have to give the next generation? Ex...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/november/girls-in-stem-a-personal-perspective

Behind the Scenes of TI Summer Workshops | Texas Instruments

...don’t know how to do the problem, they can sometimes solve the problem by estimating a distance or an angle. Also, students can use this knowledge to quickly check if their answer makes sense. While the mathematicians in us might cringe at this notion, students love this strategy and can save tim...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2022/summer-pd-behind-scenes

End-of-Marking Period Feedback Is a Two-Way Street

...ices have played out in the classroom and what changes can be made so the class is more productive in the future. Here is how I have turned my end-of-quarter evaluations into valuable conversations about how to make math class better for all of us. Clear Communication Whatever your grading sy...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/november/end-of-marking-period-feedback

Testing Tips: Using Calculators on Class Assessments

... students to work accurately and efficiently, make real-world connections and build understanding of math concepts and procedures. But no matter what level math you teach, there will always be some computational and graphing skill you will want students to know and be able to do without a calcula...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/november/calculators-on-class-assessments

“Room To Grow” Podcast — Behind the Scenes | Texas Instruments

...ught it would be interesting and fun to put our discussions out into the world in the form of a podcast, providing anytime, anywhere access to ideas, questions and considerations for growing as a math educator. We keep each episode to about 30-minutes long, knowing that educators’ time is preciou...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2022/room-to-grow-podcast

IB® Exam Resources, Tips and Tricks | Texas Instruments

...urriculum that were about to take place. To make these activities even more usable to IB® teachers, we recognized they would also need IB® exam style questions to go hand in hand with each activity. But as IB® teachers ourselves, we knew the need would be more than just activities, and that teach...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2022/ibresources

Building Bridges with Math + Engineering

...ave it and some just don’t. Your students’ goal: build the strongest bridge using only paper. I know you can already hear the whining and the list of questions. The answers are: yes, a strong bridge; and yes, using only paper. This is a time to get creative and for students to learn some basics o...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/february/buildingbridgesmath

7 Books To Beat the Summer Heat | Texas Instruments

...ons for teaching in the age of personalized education.” — Yong Zhao, Ph.D. “The Impact of Identity in K–8 Mathematics: Rethinking Equity-Based Practices” by Julia Aguirre, Karen Mayfield-Ingram and Danny Martin Filled with insightful descriptions and recommendations on impact...
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How a math teacher started her school’s first coding club

...mportant, life-long benefit of knowing how to program. “I went to our activities person and said we want to start a coding club and I need money for equipment, so she gave us some ideas for fundraising,” said Kachur. “We ended up raising almost $1,000 in candy bar sales, so that we could get 5 TI...
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Innovation in Biology

...oups and were actively engaged during the entire four days of building, designing and refining their projects. On the last day, a few groups were not quite ready to showcase their project. They had a little more tinkering to do and begged me to shorten their review for their final exam in favor o...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/october/innovation-in-biology

Learning With Your Students

...t is so rewarding to see your students empowered by becoming the experts in the classroom. About the author: Jessica Kohout has taught all levels of biology, from on grade level to AP®, at Reservoir High School in Howard County, Md. She became a T3™ Regional Instructor in 2015 and sees...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/october/learning-with-your-students

Let TI Help You With the New Science Olympiad Detector Building Event

...a new high school event called Detector Building. In the 35-year history of Science Olympiad, incorporating coding has been challenging because of inequitable computer availability and a lack of training resources for teachers and students. In the last few years, Texas Instruments (TI) has helped...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/detectorbuilding

Field Goal vs. Ice Cream: The Ultimate Game Day Matchup

...play it safe and cheer for the “field goal” or always want your team to go for the touchdown? No matter how you like to celebrate, the big game is quickly approaching, and it can be a great opportunity to get your students talking math and sports. And even food, if that’s more your thing. TI h...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2022/thebiggame

Summer of STEM: Breaking Board Paradox

...ge surface area for the air above it to push down on the paper – and by extension, onto the stick. A 3’ x 3’ piece of paper across the stick is equivalent to roughly 19,000 pounds of pressure. Below, see a video of this experiment and others in action:  Use this STEM experiment to take yo...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/june/breakingboard

Virtual-Ice-Breakers

...s’ facial expressions, and it limits the conversation that naturally happens in a traditional classroom. But, have no fear! We’ve created a list of quick and easy icebreakers that can be done virtually to help build human connection and a sense of community among your classes. Try one, or try a...
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A first-of-its-kind STEM strategy charts path to help educators

...ernational Technology and Engineering Educators (ITEE) have collaborated in order to lay out a framework that can help educators across disciplines equip all students for a world that’s increasingly demanding STEM competencies. "A project of this nature has never been done before – assembling ...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/october/a-first-of-its-kind-stem-strategy-charts-path-to-help-educators

Survey Says: Kids Like Math!

...ely because their math education relied heavily on memorization to learn facts and procedures. Fortunately, that’s no longer true. Teaching techniques have evolved, and more and more kids today are learning something much more valuable and useful: algebraic thinking, number sense, and how to ...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/2018/august/studentsurvey

Let’s Get Back to the Basics

... family of graphing calculators. Download the calculator printout and answer key here. In the Back to the Basics Calculator Activity, students are required to challenge themselves with high-level problem-solving by graphing functions and equations, interpreting tables of values and evaluating ex...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/backtothebasicsactivity

Engage Students With This Real-World Earth Day Activity

How many straws are used in the U.S. every day? If they were connected, would they wrap around the Earth at the equator? If so, how many times? In one year, would the length of straws reach the moon? What is the volume of this plastic for one year? How deep would it be on a football field? The a...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/earthday

Top 5 Tips for Transitioning to Virtual Teaching

...ents is to have patience. You’re going to find that some things don’t translate well into the new online setting. Teaching in a virtual environment requires a different skill set, and students will react differently. His advice: “Try not to be so hard on yourself, and show yourself some grace. It...
https://education.ti.com/en/bulletinboard/distance-education

ICYMI: Top 10 Webinars of 2019

...range of functions in this second session of our “Algebra Through Calculus” series. Algebra Through Calculus: Seeing Structure in Expressions and Equations Hosted by Janice Mitchener and Dennis Wilson In this webinar, AP® Calculus Readers discuss seeing structure in expressions and equations...
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Best of Biology

...Mendelian Genetics — Punnett Pea Predictor This activity enables students to explore the rules of Mendelian Genetics through an interactive Punnett square. Students are given multiple scenarios of pea plant “parents” that they must identify the possible genotypes. Screenshots from th...
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