Your videos have to be shown to people not to help them with math but to help them how to teach because most people don't know how to teach these days.
Thanks for pointing out minus vs negatives. I hear a lot of people, even professor who say a number such as, -2, as "minus two" when it really should be "negative two".
I am fascinated by your teaching sir . But we can apply Quadratic formula to an expression . Let say if we find x =a as a root of an quadratic expression then we have (x-a) as a factor of that expression. Similarly we have (x-b) as another factor ..So this also leads to factorization.
Hello sir! I just watched your video and got to know so many new things. As a mathematics teacher I'm learning so much from you! Thank you! Even I have started teaching online. Please do support/give feedback to my work. Thanks!
Once I'd learned how to derive the formula by completing the square, I found the formula easier than factoring (or factorising, as you call it). By the way, is _factoring_ vs. _factorising_ a US/Australia thing? Or have other Americans also been taught to factorize? What about in the UK?
Your videos have to be shown to people not to help them with math but to help them how to teach because most people don't know how to teach these days.
Yes. Teachers tend to teach with an attitude of: "I'm explaining this well enough and if you can't understand it you MUST be stupid."
This is the point
Amen
@@JohnM... If you have/had an issue with a lot of your teachers it is possible that the issue was not with the teachers at all...
Found my self enjoying this videos.. Your teaching skill is amazing👍
Hi Eddy,
Good lesson. You might want to replace the battery of the clock on the wall though!
6:13 Though that was not edited
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I am falling in love with math because of how you teach big up
Thanks for pointing out minus vs negatives. I hear a lot of people, even professor who say a number such as, -2, as "minus two" when it really should be "negative two".
We don't say negative for the sign of a number, we say minus for the sign. In the UK they are equivalent. Negative is the American usage.
Keep up being a fun teacher
*Learned something new today. It's "negative" not "minus"*
In the UK it's minus.
Only if I had you as a teacher...
Well you have him now and I bet he surely does treat everyone who learnt something from him as his students so cheers ♥️
Im not in this level of math, I still love your videos! :D (im Canadian btw)
is that supposed to be like flexing arch?
Actual legend man! thanks heaps
This is pretty cool. Learning math is like puzzles.
Eddie: I can edit, that's what I do.
*Doesn't edit the video*
Yes my class 👍🏼👍🏼
Where are you going to school?
Sirs home school, Cherrybrook tech
The wall clock isn't working anybody notice!!!!
I guess everyone did....
Yeah me do
"The wall clock never works..." even in my school.
6:10 "I can edit its okay", doesn't edit
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@@OryxTheExalted thanks for the comment a year later lol 😂
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@@rajaputra1038 I get it
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I am fascinated by your teaching sir .
But we can apply Quadratic formula to an expression .
Let say if we find x =a as a root of an quadratic expression then we have (x-a) as a factor of that expression.
Similarly we have (x-b) as another factor ..So this also leads to factorization.
6:44 "Good morning"
Clock shows 03:36...
Or 15:36.
@@35961107 i think thats what he was implying. 3:36 pm
also the clock is obv broken
plz place the camera close to board
i am a massive fan of yours
Hello sir! I just watched your video and got to know so many new things. As a mathematics teacher I'm learning so much from you! Thank you! Even I have started teaching online. Please do support/give feedback to my work. Thanks!
Once I'd learned how to derive the formula by completing the square, I found the formula easier than factoring (or factorising, as you call it).
By the way, is _factoring_ vs. _factorising_ a US/Australia thing? Or have other Americans also been taught to factorize? What about in the UK?
It's factorise in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Canada.
6:11 He forgot to edit but told the guy he will 💫👀
who else came here because their teacher sent them this video lol
We don't say negative for the sign of a number, we say minus for the sign. In the UK they are equivalent. Negative is the American usage.
really? I always thought minus is the verb of taking away and negative is an adjective for describing the characteristic of a number.
This is quite the difficult part of math. And just last week he taught them the formula of Pythagoras.
I guess it's a different year/class.
First view, first like, first comment.
First subcomment.
Eddie, can you consider teaming up with Scott Flansburg?
4:24
You CAN actually factories ANY quadratic - even with irrational or complex numbers in it.
He's like a mathematic's Les Brown
Tractors
hello prefessor could you plz improve or enhance the video quality .it would be more beneficial for us to observe
do you mean Factorization?
Yes, which is what he wrote.
WRONG !