This is what the StoryTeller ordered, thank you! After having an anxiety filled college math class and now having a whole load of work that I missed because I didn't study them over the summer, instead studying for other miscellaneous but necessary things in Khan Academy and I just never reached the level I needed to be at for this math class. I'll need a whole load of practice, attention, and patience for this whole thing after I take care of a programming class that I have written code for that constantly doesn't work and therefore cannot be compiled so that they can work to the letter according to what the assignment asked me to put into the program. Overall, I have been struggling with my classes, and I'm so close to learning and understanding things, I just need more time and more practice with what I am struggling with.
A nice getting started video. It's disappointing that after 2 years this video has only 54 likes and 6 other comments. And there's a heap load of other things this calculator can do with matrices. This also demonstrates how much easier manipulating matrices it on the TI-Nspire than on the Casio fx-CG50, which schools in the UK push, for some inexplicable reason. While videos are a great way of learning something you want to do graphics calculators, and the non-graphical Casio ClassWiz, do a lot of things that students would find very useful, but don't know about. Browsing a good old-fashioned book might sometimes pay big dividends in that exam that's coming up.
I have three calculators: Casio ClassWiz, Casio fx-CG50, and the TI-Nspire CX II T. I've also written books on all three, so I know all of them very well. The TI-Nspire is the one that I always recommend to my students. It's definitely the best.
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Thank you this was exactly what I was looking for
This is what the StoryTeller ordered, thank you!
After having an anxiety filled college math class and now having a whole load of work that I missed because I didn't study them over the summer, instead studying for other miscellaneous but necessary things in Khan Academy and I just never reached the level I needed to be at for this math class.
I'll need a whole load of practice, attention, and patience for this whole thing after I take care of a programming class that I have written code for that constantly doesn't work and therefore cannot be compiled so that they can work to the letter according to what the assignment asked me to put into the program.
Overall, I have been struggling with my classes, and I'm so close to learning and understanding things, I just need more time and more practice with what I am struggling with.
A nice getting started video. It's disappointing that after 2 years this video has only 54 likes and 6 other comments. And there's a heap load of other things this calculator can do with matrices. This also demonstrates how much easier manipulating matrices it on the TI-Nspire than on the Casio fx-CG50, which schools in the UK push, for some inexplicable reason.
While videos are a great way of learning something you want to do graphics calculators, and the non-graphical Casio ClassWiz, do a lot of things that students would find very useful, but don't know about. Browsing a good old-fashioned book might sometimes pay big dividends in that exam that's coming up.
10/10 video, absolutely mind blowing what this calculator can do (the most advanced calculator i have used is a Casio scientific calculator)
I have three calculators: Casio ClassWiz, Casio fx-CG50, and the TI-Nspire CX II T. I've also written books on all three, so I know all of them very well. The TI-Nspire is the one that I always recommend to my students. It's definitely the best.
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10/10 video, absolutely mind blowing what this calculator can do (the most advanced calculator i have used is a Casio scientific calculator)
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