Learn to Draw Dotted Lines on a Chalkboard || Learn Quick

I am so grateful for any support you choose to give, financial or emotional! 🙏 In this episode of Learn Quick I learn to draw lines on a chalk board like the great MIT lecturer Walter Lewin.

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Some of Lewin's best lines:

A very good tutorial I should of watched before hand:

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Music Credits:

All music from Epidemic Sound except the last song.

The last song is by Mike Boyd

[MikeBoyd]

As always guys, thanks for watching. Leave suggestions for new skills I should learn by replying to *this* comment. That way it cleans up the comment section a little bit.

Thanks so much! :)

Mike

[dylbanyeah]

Classroom: *has modern whiteboard*

Mike: *_sheds single tear_*

[cristianadarau]

2:17 can we just take a moment to appreciate the editing skills please

[chloebautista]

Am I the only one who came here from the "His hand doesn't even move" video?

[phillyphan]

3:36: when I finally realize that I spent 3 hours doing the wrong homework

[kaxieolaivar]

“And aside from being a physicist he also has another amazing talent"

Him: Figured it out in 6 minutes

[stoned]

Classroom: *has whiteboard*

Mike: years of academy training wasted

[NosebleeddeGroselha]

An alternative to impress students in a whiteboard classroom is to bring unusually colored markers. I remember everyone in my school was crazy about this teacher who had purple, orange and teal markers. They were also super pigmented and smooth so everything she wrote with them was extremely satisfying to watch.

[elsc]

Sucks that I just learned this when schools were cancelled

[AntZombie]

Fun fact: you think he’s just pressing down hard. But he’s actually moving his fingers at Mach 10

[Urbie]

My Dad (Harvard ‘50, Chemistry) introduced me to this technique, which he learned from one of his professors. So it goes back at least that far!

[ryanreviews]

1:54 when he looks at the chalk and pieces it all together and FINALLY DOES IT XD
that oh shit face

[averixx]

I like how he didn't even look anything up he just kinda figured it out










Edit because people keep talking about it in the replies: Yes, I know that’s the whole point of the video. I just said that because I’ve watched his other videos before where he has looked up info and/or tutorials, and for this video he didn’t do that and still figured it out.

[vandanadubey]

Who came here by this route:
1.This man doesn't even move his hand.
2.This video

[franciscomacas]

Old school physics/ math teacher here: back in the 70's - 80's nearly everyone working with blackboards knew how to do this. Most physicists and mathematicians I know actually prefer chalkboards to whiteboards to this day.

[crimsonfoxers]

Why the f did I kinda wanna cry during that whiteboard bit at the end

[codydembo]

Honestly there’s something about chalkboards that makes them so much cooler than whiteboards

[matkomajstorovic]

3:38 Top 5 Saddest Anime Backstories!
Number one:

[jamesblack]

There's something so human about his moment of realisation that I just love seeing

[joeycrotts]

3:58 for those of you wondering, he was beginning to say "should I have checked my classroom before making this video?"