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  • Henley High School
  • Klamath Falls, OR
  • More than half of students from low‑income households

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Learning to use calculators, for students who struggle with math processing, is a functional life skill. Some students do not have the resources to purchase their own calculator. Having a set of calculators for students to access and learn to use appropriately is invaluable. Higher level math concepts are hard enough to master if you do not have a deficit in math processing. Calculators are a necessary tool to allow students to focus on how to work towards solving a problem instead of having to expel energy in trying to recall basic facts. Knowing how to use a calculator will not only benefit students in the classroom, it will also give them a skill they can use in their everyday life, now and after high school.

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Learning to use calculators, for students who struggle with math processing, is a functional life skill. Some students do not have the resources to purchase their own calculator. Having a set of calculators for students to access and learn to use appropriately is invaluable. Higher level math concepts are hard enough to master if you do not have a deficit in math processing. Calculators are a necessary tool to allow students to focus on how to work towards solving a problem instead of having to expel energy in trying to recall basic facts. Knowing how to use a calculator will not only benefit students in the classroom, it will also give them a skill they can use in their everyday life, now and after high school.

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