Which graphing calculator company pioneered the 'educator discount program' that transformed how advanced calculators were marketed to schools in the 1990s?

The graphing calculator industry has been a fascinating intersection of mathematics education and retail innovation. These powerful mathematical tools revolutionized how students learn complex concepts, while creating unique retail challenges and opportunities. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant retail strategy shift that changed how these essential math tools were marketed and distributed to students and educators.

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Texas Instruments with their 'Teachers Teaching with Technology' (T³) program
Casio with their 'Math in Motion' school partnership initiative
HP with their 'Classroom Computing' direct-to-teacher sales channel
Sharp with their 'Mathematical Minds' educational discount platform