YouTube Stories: Learning Mathematics with Wootube

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[chishi]

i am literally in tears... i wish i had such a teacher in my school days, or in my school. I would never have been afraid, never known fear. can you imagine the torture, the pain of not knowing, the guilt of not being able to even do basic math? Thanks a lot for restoring the belief in me that yes i can also do math.

[sadhanabrataroy]

Mr. Woo i am 20 now..
I have been following you since 2014... I have literally opened after a different dimension of mathematical love for me.... You were my first online teacher I ever had... And the best maths teacher you I ever had... Thanks for my providing this path of knowledge and love. I hope I meet you someday...

[angelrosas]

The only thing this channel needs are some organized playlist by themes, algebra, cálculos, trigo, etc...

[johngriswold]

I’m a 67-year-old retired engineer and find your style immensely refreshing. Had you been my maths teacher, I’m certain I’d have been a better engineer. Thank you.

[LeonEllisZ]

ok, why did this make me cry?!
i'm so happy and i'm crying!
It's like, I'm so proud of him, but I don't even know him.

[shir]

You're a wonderful being. I've always been afraid of math because I thought I couldn't do it. I thought I was a slow thinker. I thought I wasn't a math person, but when I found you. It gives me hope and motivation; that I should simply pick up a pencil and think, open my mind, and look into a whole new perspective. Math is beautiful, a worldwide language. It's everywhere and what brought all of us into inventing new things. If it weren't for math, we wouldn't have technology. If it weren't for math, we won't wouldn't have made it this far.

[icontrolthespice]

if this doesn't go viral I'll eat my hat

[zuzannaday]

I remember how little I knew about maths before watching your videos, when it all seemed to be just counting numbers. You showed me something more: the beauty of ''thinking deeply about simple things'' . Now I share this way of thinking with others: I give classes to kids who have problems with maths at school and intend to apply for admission to mathematics at university this year. Thank you so much for everything you've done! Greetings from Poland. :)

[Miromi]

4:15 do you notice how fast he draw dotted line

[zpoxy]

Such an amazing person, amazing teacher.... He deserve his channel to be monetized

[_Rajat]

I'm a graduate 🎓 and I'm studying for one day competition exam known as SSC CGL. it's very popular exam in India.
More than 2 Millions students takes part in this exam.
The main point is your basic maths theories and formulaes helps me a lot.
thank you for being here
I also love mathematics ♥

[quadrix]

I come from Germany and I watch all of your videos! It really is global now!

[CalladoFPS]

Thank you for your dedication with people that you even didn't know existed.


Much love from Brazil and keep up the great and generous work, Mr. Woo! <3

[Mpster]

Whenever someone asks me questions about math and I can't help, I always recommend Eddie Woo as he helped me through tough times.

[juanfransanchez]

It's absolutely amazing we can enjoy your classes even though there is an entire world between us. Thank you for your effort, thanks for making this beautiful story keep on going.

[ttominable]

I’m from Chile and you have helped me so much in my assignments, thank you so much Eddie!

[mickeykreg]

When the pandemic began I quit my job of 20 years and went back to school. Currently, I'm in my 3rd semester of Math all online and quite alone. I prefer to search YouTube for answers to my math struggles rather than use online tutoring resources. I like to be able to pause a video and contemplate a concept. Eddie Woo, you have helped me so much and I think I actually understand what's going on thanks to you. I wish I could be in your class. Anyway, I'm doing great and, fingers crossed, well on my way to the 3rd A in a row.

[aadilmiller]

I still remember when i got in calc 2 class, I didn't understate the concept behind taking integrals, "i mean why we undo derivetives" i tried 10-12 days understanding that concept, but it just wasn't that intuitive, and then i came across your beutiful channel, and i saw your video where you explained the integral idea by distance and velocity function, and i understand the reason why we undo derivetives, so a BIG THANK YOU to you mr. woo for teaching me that i will not forget that. you're the best.

[UserUser-hxvl]

You are an inspiration, you have no idea how much good you are doing and how many people you are inspiring. Thank you from all my heart.

[Jack-kznb]

Bro. I can’t explain how I feel right now sir. As a student which goes to a school in nsw this has just helped me.