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Whether wanting to learn about the main functions of the fx-CG50 graphic calculator, solve polynomials or simultaneous and trig equations – our vast suite of resources provides all the support you need to teach using Casio calculators.
Particular focus is given to our class leading graphic calculators, the fx-CG50, and supporting teachers to gain confidence in using this extremely powerful graphing tool.
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“Students started to believe in themselves and we’ve seen a change in culture within the Maths Department.”

Melios Michael
Head of Maths, Hamstead Hall Academy
“The fact that students can verify and check answers on the calculators means they start believing in themselves, so we’ve seen a change in the culture within the Maths Department.”

Lorraine Bennett
KS5 Coordinator for Maths, Oxted School
“Students are very used to using Casio calculators so… they know roughly where a lot of the buttons are anyway.”

Steven Stodart
Deputy Head of Maths, Oxted School
“We wanted to take a new approach to teaching, which involved the graphic calculator specifically”