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Who knew math and science could be so stylish?!? This super-slim graphing calculator, available in a bold array of math and science-themed colors, takes students from middle school math and science classes all the way through high school and into advanced college courses. We’re talking everything from chemistry to calculus AND students can even use it to learn to code.
The TI-84 Plus CE is 30% thinner and lighter with 6 times the memory of the TI-84 Plus. And thanks to a powerful rechargeable battery, it can last students up to a month on a single charge.
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My tip for getting my kids interested in science and math is looking for fun activities that involve these subjects. For example fun science kits, STEM toys, robot building.
Ask questions. Have kids find out how something works. Why some thing is like it is. Exactly how hot/cold, deep, large/small things are. (Special note: My 16 yo grand-daughter is a high school junior this year. She told me that her Physics teacher looks just like Chris Pratt. I have a feeling that will help keep up her interest in science LOL)
These are beautiful calculators and TI are the best ones!
My best tip is to start at a young age with math and make it like a game. Also encouragement and positive reinforcement works wonders.