A thin, modern graphing calculator with a sharp and clear colour screen and a rechargeable battery.
This new model also offers Python as a programming language.
The menus use input markers that help the user with simple syntax options, and offer a selection of available functions.
With just a push of a button, you can immediately see the process and the result. This feature can be enabled and used at any time in the Editor.
The script manager provides an overview of the Python script files stored in the graphing calculator. From this mode, you can create new scripts, or edit and run scripts.
“The great thing about Python is that you can show students different applications in math. The Fibonacci series, for example, is everywhere in nature. You can draw conclusions about this, but it’s much more interesting to see it. The combination of programming, math and seeing something happen in reality makes this a powerful tool to motivate students.”
Frank van den Berg, mathematics teacher
With the TI-84 Plus CE-T Python Edition, students can write code and run experiments with the TI-Innovator ™ Hub with TI LaunchPad™ Board programming tool and the TI-Innovator ™ Rover robotic vehicle – perfect to use for different STEM projects.
Some of the advantages:
Find subject-specific lessons and digital materials that help students gain an understanding of mathematical and scientific concepts. The activities are written for TI-84 Plus, TI-84 Plus CE-T and TI-84 CE-T Python Edition graphing calculators.
For over 20 years, teachers of mathematics and science have turned to the organization Teachers Teaching with Technology™ (T³™) organization for help with research-based professional continuing education. The T³™ community consists of professional teachers with extensive teaching experience and long experience of educational use of technology in the classroom. This guarantees high quality of the courses. T³™ professional development offers continuing education at teacher meetings and conferences, at schools or online and supports self-study.
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