Re: Use of graphing calculators in physics

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1 total messages Started by Lowell Herr Sat, 04 Mar 1995 11:31

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Author: Lowell Herr
Date: Sat, 04 Mar 1995 11:31

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Phil,

Nearly all my students have the TI-82 as it is required for pre-calc math
classes.  The students purchase them but the school does have a rental
program.  My students use them all the time and we will likely expand this
usage next year if I bring some CBL activities into the classroom.

A few of the students have HP graphing calculators but the TI-82 is the
most popular.

Lowell
Project PHYSLab
The Catlin Gabel School
Portland, OR 97225

On Fri, 3 Mar 1995, Phil Kline (Guest) wrote:

> We are exploring the use of graphing calculators for use in both math and
> science areas next school year.  I would like some indication as to how many
> of physhare teachers are utilizing graphing calculators in their physics
> classroom.  If so, do your students purchase the calculators or do you have
> class sets for the students to borrow? Which brands / model are you using?
>
> -Phil Kline,
>  Chemistry/ Physics teacher
>  Mohawk H S
>  Sycamore, OH
>  email: pkline@nike.heidelberg.edu

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