Hayes' World of Math
Hayes' World of Math
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One Thing You MUST Remember about Using Building Thinking Classrooms
Peter Liljedahl's book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics is being used in many math classrooms these days. But is there something nagging at you about it? Is it always the best for your students?
In this video, I talk about the one thing you need to remember about Building Thinking Classrooms or anything you do in the classroom for that matter.
In Designing a Building Thinking Classrooms lesson,
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Why I Still Need to Post a BTC in action
00:42 What's the Problem about Making Everything BTC?
01:46 The One Thing to Remember about BTC
03:09 Why are you being told to use BTC all the time?
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Видео

How do I Calculate Outliers? Part 2 | AP Statistics
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In this video for AP Statistics, I will help you: -Identify and calculate outliers in a quantitative data set. -Use a boxplot to analyze quantitative data. -Compare distributions of quantitative data using boxplots. We'll do all the mathy stuff you expect from an AP Statistics course. If you'd like to see an example where we built out outliers, check out part 1 below. Outliers, Part 1: ruclips....
How do I Calculate Outliers? Part 1 | AP Statistics
Просмотров 3114 дней назад
In this video for AP Statistics, I will help you: -Identify and calculate outliers in a quantitative data set. -Use a boxplot to analyze quantitative data. -Compare distributions of quantitative data using boxplots. We'll do a background example here in part 1 to build how to calculate outliers. In part 2, we'll get all mathy and talk out all the parts that are needed for the AP Exam. Outliers,...
Building Thinking Classrooms: Helping Groups Focus
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Peter Liljedahl's book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics is being used in many math classrooms and many teachers are frustrated on how to keep groups focused. Here's a few suggestions of setups that will help keep groups thinking about math and less about the logistics. In this video, I share items and setups that have helped our department help groups stay engaged on the task In Item...
Starting Building Thinking Classrooms This Fall? Need a Pep Talk? We Have That For You
Просмотров 629Месяц назад
So you've decided (or it was decided for you) to use Peter Liljedahl's book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics in your classroom. Feeling intimidated? Nervous? Anxious? Here's the pep talk to help you be successful this fall with the BTC framework. In this video, I talk about three things you need to do to make Building Thinking Classrooms successful with your classes. In Need a Pep Ta...
2016 Cubs World Series Championship Season Ticket Frame | What I Do Over the Summer
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If you've been in my class, you may remember me talking about collecting autographs and bits of memorabilia. I particularly like putting items like this together for friends. This is a ticket from the June 4, 2016 game the @cubs played against the Arizona Diamondbacks along with the 2016 Topps Heritage #361 baseball card. This is one of two pieces I am putting together for a friend (shoutout to...
Building Thinking Classrooms: Tips for Upper Level/Honors Classes
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Peter Liljedahl's book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics is being used in many math classrooms these days. But sometimes taking concepts from upper level classes can be hard to translate given its complexity and its being taught primarily by lecture. Sometimes the best solution is to keep things shorter. Here's the help you need to take your ideas and figure out what can transfer to t...
AP Stats Exam 2015 FRQ #2: Promotional Discounts Given To Customers
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Welcome to our Hayes' World of Math! In this video, I talk through the solution for one of the free response questions from the 2015 AP Statistics exam - problem #2 that sees a restaurant owner running a promotion where customers could get a discount randomly. The problem is from CED Unit 6 which covers inference for categorical data (proportions), estimating population proportions and differen...
AP Stats Exam 2018 FRQ #2: How do I Find How Many Students Recycle?
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Welcome to our Hayes' World of Math! In this video, I talk through the solution for one of the free response questions from the 2018 AP Statistics exam - problem #2 that sees an environmental science teacher making a confidence interval for the proportion of students who recycle. The problem is from CED Unit 6 which covers inference for categorical data (proportions), estimating population prop...
Building Thinking Classrooms: What do I Include for Lessons? An Algebra 1 Example
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Peter Liljedahl's book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics is being used in many math classrooms these days. But what material should you have students do at the boards (aka non-permanent vertical surfaces) and what should students do on their own? Here's the help you need to take your ideas and sort them into what should be for preloading and what should be used in groups - all in the ...
AP Stats Exam 2016 FRQ #4: How do I Determine Which Rocket Igniter is More Reliable?
Просмотров 324 месяца назад
Welcome to our Hayes' World of Math! In this video, I talk through the solution for one of the free response questions from the 2016 AP Statistics exam - problem #4 where a rocket manufacturer is testing new engine igniters. The problem is from CED Unit 4 which covers probability and random variables. I will break down the problem step-by-step, providing clear explanations and strategies. Wheth...
AP Stats Exam 2017 FRQ #3: How Does Melon Size Relate to Probability?
Просмотров 234 месяца назад
Welcome to our Hayes' World of Math! In this video, I talk through the solution for one of the free response questions from the 2017 AP Statistics exam - problem #3 about melon distributors to a grocery store. The problem is from CED Unit 4 which covers probability and random variables. I will break down the problem step-by-step, providing clear explanations and strategies. Whether you're study...
AP Stats Exam 2018 FRQ #3: What's the Probability of a Left-Handed Child from a Multiple Birth?
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AP Stats Exam 2018 FRQ #3: What's the Probability of a Left-Handed Child from a Multiple Birth?
AP Stats Exam 2010 FRQ #2: How do I Find the Probability a Playlist will Exceed Airtime?
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AP Stats Exam 2010 FRQ #2: How do I Find the Probability a Playlist will Exceed Airtime?
AP Stats Exam 2014 FRQ #3 | How do I Estimate a Probability for a Population?
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AP Stats Exam 2014 FRQ #3 | How do I Estimate a Probability for a Population?
AP Stats Exam FRQ 2016 #3: Collecting Data, Experimental Design (CED 3)
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AP Stats Exam FRQ 2016 #3: Collecting Data, Experimental Design (CED 3)
AP Stats Exam FRQ 2014 #4: Collecting Data, Experimental Design (CED 3)
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AP Stats Exam FRQ 2014 #4: Collecting Data, Experimental Design (CED 3)
How do I answer AP Stats Exam FRQ 2013 #2? | Collecting Data, Experimental Design from CED 3
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How do I answer AP Stats Exam FRQ 2013 #2? | Collecting Data, Experimental Design from CED 3
How do I answer AP Stats Exam FRQ 2018 #1? | 2-Variable Data - Scatterplots, LSRLs from CED 2
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How do I answer AP Stats Exam FRQ 2018 #1? | 2-Variable Data - Scatterplots, LSRLs from CED 2
How do I solve AP Stats Exam FRQ 2017 #1? | 2-Variable Data - Scatterplots, LSRLs from CED 2
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How do I solve AP Stats Exam FRQ 2017 #1? | 2-Variable Data - Scatterplots, LSRLs from CED 2
How do I solve AP Stats Exam FRQ 2015 #5? | 2-Variable Data - scatterplots, LSRLs
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How do I solve AP Stats Exam FRQ 2015 #5? | 2-Variable Data - scatterplots, LSRLs
How do I find Confidence Intervals for Slopes of LSRLs? Part 2 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
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How do I find Confidence Intervals for Slopes of LSRLs? Part 2 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
How do I find Confidence Intervals for Slopes of LSRLs? Part 1 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
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How do I find Confidence Intervals for Slopes of LSRLs? Part 1 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
Introduction to Sampling Distributions of Slopes, Part 1 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
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Introduction to Sampling Distributions of Slopes, Part 1 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
Introduction to Sampling Distributions of Slopes, Part 2 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
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Introduction to Sampling Distributions of Slopes, Part 2 | AP Statistics CED Unit 9
What are Cosecant, Secant, and Cotangent? Trigonometry Cousin Functions
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What are Cosecant, Secant, and Cotangent? Trigonometry Cousin Functions
Building Thinking Classrooms: 2 Quick & Easy Places to Start Lessons
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Building Thinking Classrooms: 2 Quick & Easy Places to Start Lessons
Four Steps to Confidence Intervals for Proportions, Part 2 | AP Statistics
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Four Steps to Confidence Intervals for Proportions, Part 2 | AP Statistics
Experience Four Steps to Confidence Intervals for Proportions, Part 1 | AP Statistics
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Experience Four Steps to Confidence Intervals for Proportions, Part 1 | AP Statistics
How do I do Composition of Functions? | Hayes' World of Math
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How do I do Composition of Functions? | Hayes' World of Math

Комментарии

  • @Dave_Carl_Agnes
    @Dave_Carl_Agnes 13 дней назад

    This is a great site. Now all I have to do is adapt to a completely virtual environment. - Yeah, that's all.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 13 дней назад

      Wow, that's a whole different challenge. Getting to all the breakout rooms would be a challenge.

  • @pammydreid
    @pammydreid 24 дня назад

    It's when my class has 4 students eg) who are THAT far behind. OK, get them in at the level they are at...and that is a good teaching practice...but they just can't keep up. What is your process for when students fall behind - the class is too far advanced- even though you are trying to bring them up. What to do when you just. Have. To. Move. On. And they are no where near the rest of the class. It seems so many teacher just pass students with a 52%to the next class and they really are not there

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 24 дня назад

      Couple of ideas: 1) I always give more problems per slide, page, etc. than I necessarily want kids to get through so that there's some challenge for groups who are on top of stuff. So say we are solving equations. I would have three problems on the board - a basic level, focus, and maybe a challenge (I don't label them per se though colleague calls them Mild, Regular, and Spicy in class). Focus level is like a problem that would be at 80%. I would tell groups to get started on these three problems and see how far they can get. Most of the time a standard group will be wrapping up the middle problem when we move on so most groups don't finish. But that way the slower group never feels like they are always the last one done. 2) My lower kids who want to learn tend to quickly catch on that they want to be the ones with the marker as much as possible especially in the beginning. Then they can get ideas from the kids who get it and not have to look like they don't know what's going on. 3) Try and make random groups ahead of time to spread the four kids out OR just get really good at looking for them in the random groups from the website and accidentally bump the random button again if needed. I don't do cards anymore since kids trade a lot and I don't like policing that. Hope that gives a few places to go but definitely putting it on my questions for colleagues list for a future video.

  • @brandonbuchan25
    @brandonbuchan25 Месяц назад

    Great content. I’m starting to implement BTC principles this year as a first year teacher. I’m definitely nervous but also excited to bring something unique to the classroom.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Месяц назад

      Thanks! I'm hoping to get more video of classes this year to post and talk through. Hopefully that will be helpful as well. I've found BTC no worse than standard teaching and most of the time easier on classroom management. Good luck!

  • @slowoldoc
    @slowoldoc Месяц назад

    great stuff. appreciate taking the time to share all this information. i have a question on groups? - how do you prevent the strongest person in math in each group doing all the work with very little discussion? how do you get the weakest person in each group to participate? thanks.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Месяц назад

      I can't always prevent it but I do keep an eye on those kids who tend to do that. I've found with the writer being the kid who can't write anything that they aren't told, many of my weaker students strive to be that role so they didn't have to worry about being wrong. I also tend to remind the class to rotate after every problem. But making it just an assumed part that everybody's doing I have seen fewer kids holding on and just doing all the work.

  • @willdrusslestein519
    @willdrusslestein519 2 месяца назад

    How would you handle situations involving graphing at the whiteboards?

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 2 месяца назад

      We do it two different ways. Many of us have printed axes on graph paper that fills a ln 8½x11 sheet, stick it in a plastic sleeve protector, and put those on the board at each station. My division chair found large magnetic graphs that attach to the board. Those are nice but have been a little hard to clean (manufacturing issue, not logistics). Will try and get you a picture. Planning on getting a logistics video done in July with such things. Let me know anything else I can cover in it!

    • @willdrusslestein519
      @willdrusslestein519 2 месяца назад

      @@HayesWorldofMath Love the idea! Didn’t even think of using those, thanks!

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 2 месяца назад

    Apologies for deleting the question about whiteboard dimensions. Totally accidental. Each section is probably 4-5 feet wide. Some of it depends on the width of the bigger board. ETA: the calendar boards on top of the whiteboard behind me are 2' x 4'.

  • @SumreenAsim
    @SumreenAsim 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for sharing this video and slide deck. I will be sharing with many of my faculty in my institution.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 3 месяца назад

      You're welcome! I'm hoping to get more put together next year including more in-class examples.

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need more in-depth review? Check out our two playlists - look at Part 2 of each lesson for concise recaps. Probability: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwAPFMKmUn8ONSFdu8zE7-j8 Random Variables: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwCuW04wBQpwk1m980TSXK2-

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Want to know what I preload during warm-ups and what I leave for the board? I talk about that here: ruclips.net/video/-rsFTzh7QEk/видео.html

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Another example of building lessons and what information I use to preload knowledge and what information I save for the boards. ruclips.net/video/il9-oFqYi9E/видео.html

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need a more in-depth review of Confidence Intervals for Proportions? Here's my playlist with all the background! ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwARgEv7AnMRKqe_q6oyKPvq

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need a more in-depth review of Confidence Intervals for Proportions? Here's my playlist with all the background! ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwARgEv7AnMRKqe_q6oyKPvq

  • @daniellee-wm2ch
    @daniellee-wm2ch 4 месяца назад

    Thank you, this helped a lot

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

      Glad to hear it! Good luck with the exam!

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Find more Probability FRQ walkthroughs here: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwA0Wf9tzxnkiaTHdAvIxyQA&si=oIlxYEeuEAkzbQzY

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need more in-depth review? Check out our two playlists - look at Part 2 of each lesson for concise recaps. Probability: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwAPFMKmUn8ONSFdu8zE7-j8 Random Variables: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwCuW04wBQpwk1m980TSXK2-

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need more in-depth review? Check out our two playlists - look at Part 2 of each lesson for concise recaps. Probability: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwAPFMKmUn8ONSFdu8zE7-j8 Random Variables: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwCuW04wBQpwk1m980TSXK2-

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need help with solving all sorts of equations? Here's a playlist you may find helpful. ruclips.net/p/PL319C1485EE86FFAA&si=BnBFaQDIm0Yc5ya2

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    For more Building Thinking Classroom lesson ideas and tips, visit my playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwAffGN0NhDO17dQ5VPiDIQX&si=Y7-rrNAtaf-i1YNu

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need a quick way to divide binomials from polynomials? Check out my video on Synthetic Division here: ruclips.net/video/qZY8PH0jtOQ/видео.htmlsi=NCM9PeCs4tPKpyTQ

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need a quick place to begin with Building Thinking Classrooms? Check out my recommended ways to get started. ruclips.net/video/jaFjcMEPUJo/видео.htmlsi=vnVprYa9ivtTMImy

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Find more lesson ideas and other BTC ideas with my playlist: ruclips.net/video/v8mYF5jcGeQ/видео.html

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Get all the basics of the Chi-Square Test for Homogeneity in our Important Ideas: ruclips.net/video/Oo0YHf1r8dE/видео.htmlsi=wJYhr6k3LZLU7lVQ

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Ready for the next Chi-Square Test? Check out how the test for homogeneity works: ruclips.net/video/Et0MXobE1c4/видео.htmlsi=PeSZvSTZGaDDuakN

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Find the summary in our Important Ideas here: ruclips.net/video/aiIJT7vF0h8/видео.htmlsi=92gWy1l7RvNO3MrK

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Find the Important Ideas summary for Chi-Square GoF here: ruclips.net/video/aiIJT7vF0h8/видео.htmlsi=1Drgjnxx2dz6Gab5

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need just the basic ideas? Here's all the important ideas on Sampling Methods: ruclips.net/video/cqrrhMgel78/видео.html

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need some more in-depth review on Sampling Distributions? Check out the CED 5 Lessons we've done here: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwBfo3EBJ8KOA5VphBF3_QbF&si=xryitpv6dFPVwkLS

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath 4 месяца назад

    Need some more in-depth review on Sampling Distributions? Check out the CED 5 Lessons we've done here: ruclips.net/p/PLW5gWboQKhwBfo3EBJ8KOA5VphBF3_QbF&si=xryitpv6dFPVwkLS

  • @AngelLopez-ez4dw
    @AngelLopez-ez4dw 4 месяца назад

    Needed this 🙏

  • @AngelLopez-ez4dw
    @AngelLopez-ez4dw 4 месяца назад

    Needed this 🙏

  • @crow27837
    @crow27837 5 месяцев назад

    I’m catching up on stats homework and these videos really help, thanks! 🤩

  • @yourdad4693
    @yourdad4693 5 месяцев назад

    Epic video Mr Hayes

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 5 месяцев назад

      Appreciate it. Felt rushed and couldn't edit it down like I wanted to. Sorry if I rambled. 🙃

  • @cschaef4388
    @cschaef4388 6 месяцев назад

    Would like to see more examples. Also, do you have any videos of student interaction during activity.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 6 месяцев назад

      I had planned to record and upload a video about first steps yesterday but between a sub shortage and then all my recording preferences being deleted due to a hard drive issue, I couldn't get to it. Monday is the new plan. Also have a lesson from another teacher in the division that was used for a different district. Will see if I can get permission to edit that down and post. Kate is great at interactions and hope to have her on for a discussion at some point. I appreciate the feedback!

  • @user-es1rc7hi4b
    @user-es1rc7hi4b 6 месяцев назад

    thanks!

  • @sydneyparker3893
    @sydneyparker3893 7 месяцев назад

    I know this was posted three years ago, but thank you!n Your videos help me understand! :)

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 7 месяцев назад

      You are so welcome! I need to run through and tweak some as lessons are changing but for the most part these are still relevant. If nothing else, the Part 2 summaries are good reviews of topics. Glad you found them helpful!

  • @butterfingers_the_gk1072
    @butterfingers_the_gk1072 7 месяцев назад

    Enlightening.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 7 месяцев назад

      Glad you thought so! Let me know how problems on your own turn out.

  • @prathamhebbar5800
    @prathamhebbar5800 7 месяцев назад

    Hello sir. I'm a little confused by what <5% and >=5% mean. Because from what I understand, < 5% means that we have convincing evidence to support a claim. >= 5% means that we don't have convincing evidence to support a claim. Is this right?

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 7 месяцев назад

      That is essentially correct. We'll cover that more explicitly in significance tests (CED 6 coming up next). But 5% is pretty much the line that if you have less than that, we have evidence that something's going on and if it's more than 5% we don't have evidence to suggest something different is happening. Hope that helps!

  • @butterfingers_the_gk1072
    @butterfingers_the_gk1072 8 месяцев назад

    thanks for this wonderful lesson.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 8 месяцев назад

      You are welcome. But younger me was more fun. 🙃

  • @communitytaxfinancialservi4378
    @communitytaxfinancialservi4378 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for uploading video. Very helpful and realistic things to consider and how to avoid. I was struggling a bit on what tasks to assign. The provided google doc helped me see I was thinking to hard about it all. Looking forward to trying this all out for the second semester.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 8 месяцев назад

      Good to hear! I'm hoping my schedule allows for more posts.

  • @danlevasseur2950
    @danlevasseur2950 9 месяцев назад

    This video was great! Very helpful

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 9 месяцев назад

      Glad you found it helpful! Hopefully will get some more out here in the next two weeks as retakes and such start to even out. Any topics you'd find helpful in future videos?

    • @danlevasseur2950
      @danlevasseur2950 9 месяцев назад

      @@HayesWorldofMath I’d love to see you focus in on consolidation if you’d like too!

  • @user-zl8sc1pq8q
    @user-zl8sc1pq8q 10 месяцев назад

    Are there videos for Departure from Linearity?

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath 10 месяцев назад

      That was added when College Board went to the CED model. It's typically in the Two-Variable Data unit but I haven't done the video for that yet. I can't promise o can to it soon but will let you know

  • @wannabee9836
    @wannabee9836 Год назад

    Very helpful. Thanks for the video.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

      Glad it helped. It was still very early in my home video set up. Things get almost professional by confidence intervals. 😁

  • @notfantom9125
    @notfantom9125 Год назад

    Fire 🔥

  • @soccerking15
    @soccerking15 Год назад

    17:18 thank goodness they put that mic away

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

      Yeah, I was surprised at the poor quality honestly.

  • @popcornpizza8869
    @popcornpizza8869 Год назад

    Nice

  • @Rizadon285
    @Rizadon285 Год назад

    Just wondering did you thaw it out or put it in frozen?

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

      Sort of from scratch. - two slices artesano white bread - butter outsides - Monterey jack and mozzarella on the inside

    • @Rizadon285
      @Rizadon285 Год назад

      @@HayesWorldofMath ok

  • @taylors182
    @taylors182 Год назад

    Yes! 😁😁

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

      Showing my youngest how good it works on even cooking. 🙃

  • @ashermcniel2846
    @ashermcniel2846 Год назад

    this video changed my life on a fundamental level I don't know if I can describe accurately.

    • @HayesWorldofMath
      @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

      If you can't have some fun and look like a goof, what's the point? 😁

  • @sophianewell3454
    @sophianewell3454 Год назад

    ok youtuber

  • @HayesWorldofMath
    @HayesWorldofMath Год назад

    Super Truck Racing from Australia. Original video at ruclips.net/video/DdoC3RYvaMw/видео.html