I loved maths all my life and after highschool, I decided to go to study computer engineering and did that for a full semester before realizing I wanted a different path. I decided to change my route and follow cinema and photography, which I've been studying for the past 2 years. Watching people like you makes me realize how much I love mathematics and, in a way, how much I miss it. People like you are the reason I've always had a special place in my heart for the subject. Keep up the good work.
This is so cool! I’m a fellow maths teacher in the U.S. and it’s great to see these connections. Math really becomes exciting when we connect it to what we love.
I love your speaking skills and your confidence. Apart from being brainy, you are extremely confident while speaking. Can you make a video on how to improve your social skills?(because thats how knowledge spreads ;)
Great show thanks. Another quick and simple conditioning formula I use to monitor my level of fitness is heart rate recovery. At the end of excercising, take pulse rate and again exactly one minute later. Divide the difference by 10. The higher the quotient the better, meaning a faster heart rate recovery. Sorry about all the math, LOL.
I totally agree! Math is in everything... i love math but I’m not the best at it. I kinda don’t understand how ppl think it’s so hard. It’s only hard when you don’t try
This athlete should have participated in the Olympics in Rio not because of his time but because he fits into the Olympic spirit. Spirit is not only about numbers or mathematics. He should have competed against his fellow sportsmen. Plain and simple to me. Never ever can the Olympics become 'a system'.
i think it would be a good idea if you did some outdoor videos like this one, but also attempt to unfold the mathematics hidden behind everyday things like you did in your book. (which was awsome btw)
I just wanna say. I REAAAALLY appreciate you. And you inspire me to become a math teacher in the future🖤
A teacher who listens to juice WRLD thats cool
@@adi47vash80 lmaoooo🤣🤣🤣🖤🖤
Do you have the right mentality?
@@momentousadrian999 WDYM mean mentality any body who wants to teach has the perfect mentality
It is about the want to share information
@@adi47vash80 I meant are you capable of handling bad students, like those who sleep in class or the ones who make so much noise
The maths teacher every child deserves ! So thankful for you!
I loved maths all my life and after highschool, I decided to go to study computer engineering and did that for a full semester before realizing I wanted a different path. I decided to change my route and follow cinema and photography, which I've been studying for the past 2 years. Watching people like you makes me realize how much I love mathematics and, in a way, how much I miss it. People like you are the reason I've always had a special place in my heart for the subject. Keep up the good work.
This is so cool! I’m a fellow maths teacher in the U.S. and it’s great to see these connections. Math really becomes exciting when we connect it to what we love.
From India . Loves the way you talk
This is wonderful, Eddie! Please continue this series where you demonstrate different applications of maths.
What a great story, really encouraging!!
Wow he always have interesting subjects to show us!
Good for education purposes, especially gaining more insight about the way how to follow your dream and become successful after school
@@Mediarchy Exactly
I love your speaking skills and your confidence. Apart from being brainy, you are extremely confident while speaking. Can you make a video on how to improve your social skills?(because thats how knowledge spreads ;)
Why did the student do multiplication problems on the floor?
~The Teacher told him not to use tables...😷
yikes
what?!
Not funny 😕😑
Great show thanks. Another quick and simple conditioning formula I use to monitor my level of fitness is heart rate recovery. At the end of excercising, take pulse rate and again exactly one minute later. Divide the difference by 10. The higher the quotient the better, meaning a faster heart rate recovery. Sorry about all the math, LOL.
Very interesting interview.
Plz come again to the Fort!
Thanks for the video @Eddie big fan of ur videos
Sir ur unexpectedly unbelievable
I totally agree! Math is in everything... i love math but I’m not the best at it. I kinda don’t understand how ppl think it’s so hard. It’s only hard when you don’t try
A surprising crossover, but an interesting one!
This athlete should have participated in the Olympics in Rio not because of his time but because he fits into the Olympic spirit. Spirit is not only about numbers or mathematics. He should have competed against his fellow sportsmen. Plain and simple to me. Never ever can the Olympics become 'a system'.
i think it would be a good idea if you did some outdoor videos like this one, but also attempt to unfold the mathematics hidden behind everyday things like you did in your book. (which was awsome btw)
What’s the name of his book?
@@MakedaRucker-rf8ws its a numberful world
0.040s! What a small number to remember.
Fort Street, what?
Mathematics and Olympic Weightlifting
I am in India & Watching this video at 3:30😊
Ahh, you seem very dedicated. 😅
Is he based in Australia ?
He is an Australian Olympic Sprinter
Ilyyyy
👍👍👍👍
An actual Olympian and a Mathematical Olympian, spoiled for choice
I wonder how can he speak soo faaaaasst like that w/o any stuttering
EARLYYYYYYY!!
First
راك فرحان؟؟؟
هاذا واش قدرت دير في حياتك؟؟؟
اول تعليق؟؟؟
ارتقي من فضلك
You're just a 2nd rate Mr Ting