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Oh, that might explain it. I always forget about PTT.I wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)
Quote from: DJ_O on June 15, 2011, 03:47:24 amOh, that might explain it. I always forget about PTT.I wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)My school actually already banned EVERY graphing calc from tests. Luckily, we're still allowed to use a graphing calc in class.
Quote from: JosJuice on June 15, 2011, 03:53:20 amQuote from: DJ_O on June 15, 2011, 03:47:24 amI wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)I think TI cares more about PTT than schools normally would... And as you might know, TI no longer sells these calcs at all - probably because of that reason.I've never had a teacher force RAM, Archive, or MEM Clear my calc, and I have never had one activate Press-To-Test either. I don't know why it's such a big feature for TI.
Quote from: DJ_O on June 15, 2011, 03:47:24 amI wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)I think TI cares more about PTT than schools normally would... And as you might know, TI no longer sells these calcs at all - probably because of that reason.
I wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)
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