Advice to My Younger Self - ABC 7.30

Originally broadcast on 7 Nov 2018

[harshitkumar]

Sorry sir.
You are a very good person.
This planet need more people like you

[aliyaghi]

Mr. Woo when you said you used to look up to athletes and wish to be them, I tell you that many, including me, look up to you and wish to be as cool and intelligence as you are. A true legend!

[kroooassant]

Teacher is a very noble job. Without teachers you can forget the world around you as it would have never existed.

[DarkKnightOmega]

I love math but haven’t practiced a lot and it can be dry and confusing at times, hard to stay motivated and find application. But Mr. Woo’s videos are so exciting. He explains things so clearly. I’m lucky to have found him on YouTube.

[pineapple]

I think smile is a really contagious thing. And your smile is one of the most brightest smiles, I really like the way you always keep smiling during a talk and even during the lessons because in student life that is one of the most important things we need. It makes everything positive even the most biggest confusions of life become positive when we smile. you not only taught me maths, you taught me what learning really means and how fun it can be. Thank you so much.

[ricardothedardothebeastfro]

A true legend. We need more people like this. Teachers look at this genius and learn from This is how teaching should be! We all love you man... thank you for this inspiration you give in teaching

[orangewolf]

I cried when he said he lost his mum at 18 and now he doesn’t remember his mums voice 😢

[skynebula]

I have a brilliant 8th grade student who needs to see and hear this video...thank you

[komalvenkatesh]

That brought a tear. What an amazing guy.

[ajlouni]

Im a 21 years old civil engineer and yet i still watch your videos. Sometimes just for fun but i end up learning something or even learn what i have already known in a different way. Keep it up man, i wish i had a teacher like you in school or college.

[juaum]

I'm a math teacher too, and you've become a example to me. Unfortunately, in my country (Brazil), teachers aren't appreciated by the society and government. Then, we have to struggle every day to survive in this career and keep the passion by math besides every barrier. Thanks Mr. Woo!

[Yoshi-uzoe]

Why is it all the sad stories that are so inspiring 😭

[terenterenteren]

This guy is such an inspiration. True hero.

[thHour]

I wholeheartedly agree with you, Eddie! I think having a wide breadth in education is important for students because they can get experience in not only many different subjects but also many different life experiences (through personal projects, volunteering, internships, etc.) I think this is a good way to find passion, and I feel some educational systems fail their students by having them concentrate on singular career paths early in their educational journeys.

[Spacemonkeymojo]

Didn't know that about your mum. That's heartbreaking. Thanks for everything that you do Eddie, you are making a difference!

[aumairmalik]

Words cannot describe how amazing you are Eddie ... Thank You !! Thank You very very much !!

[aiswarya_rajeev]

I have just finished my HSC today and I just wanted to say how amazing you are, there aren't many videos explaining the Australian ciriculum and sometimes you just need a different perspective to understand. I truly felt like I was part of your class in some videos which is a luxury for us to experience. Thank you for all your hard work and I wish you all the best and many more successes!

[m-eight]

I feel depressed alot and you always make my day. Thank you so much <3. You are a fantastic inspiration and you made me love maths. I hope you never stop posting videos

[IloveNateReuss]

This gives me a reason to keep going. Thankyou.

[missghani]

I cant stop loving this great person and mathematician