Making mistakes & perspectives

[djtfan]

You're a great teacher, have you considered making full courses online? Like, from literal beginner to advanced calculus? I know Khan academy exist, but I definitely prefer your straight-to-the-point approach. I like to think I'm good at math, but I've learned to do many things by heart, and lack the insight behind it. I especially liked your video where you are showing how various variables affect and transform the graph. I don't remember being taught this in school, at least not in such detail and clarity.


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[PranavLawate]

It'd be great to have such short video about developing how me think.. something like meta thinking!
I do enjoy the maths.. but don't use it anymore since I left college and started working!
Please make such videos!!!

[zharewandang]

Anyone who has teachers like this who really care about teaching you is really lucky, especially in America where I hear many teachers are not good. Im lucky to have teachers who really care and have peers who respect the teachers.

I believe in order for any real learning to be done through the class, you must start with respect. It’s no good to simply listen, you should appreciate the people around youz

[juanfransanchez]

I've always liked m&m's. You learn great deal from them.

[loganv]

Outstanding thinking
Keep it up

Logan, maths teacher

[lucasfrykman]

I do maths as a hobby. I get full marks on test. Even then, I make more mistakes than not.

[asteractor]

Third comment, but more importantly, Awesome video!

[cho]

Hello, I am a student who has a college entrance exam after three months.
I practiced for the test nearly a year, but the grades didn't come up.
I've tried numerous strategies in order to reach my personal goal but I still cannot enhance my math ability.
I want to ask that how would you motivate your students who lose their confidence.
I am literally one of them.

[Mureirsa]

keep those face zooms (slurp)

It's often said that ... math teachers are admired for their work with relative symmetry (wink()(((()()(989