I wish I had Professor Woo in 1968 when I flunked out of intro to calculus and got drafted (conscripted) into the U. S. Army. What a wonderful Teacher!
I'm from the US and have been finding your videos very helpful ever since my Calculus class moved online. My professor isn't doing lectures at all, so this is a lifesaver! :D
it is delighted to learn maths from prof. like Mr. Woo, there are very good channels bloomed in past 3-4 years which just make life more simple. thanks for insight, lol i thought i was the only one who didnt get those wiki long proofs, glad my Stress level restored to normal :)
Here in the Netherlands to this date there are around 28,000 cases, the diagnosis is very restricted and inaccurate. Some medical researchers estimate 150 - 300k
He reminds me of the teacher I had back in 2008-2008 when I was in 'high school'. We had 'calculo diferencial' un 5th semester and 'calculo Integral' in 6th semester. I liked his class. Although he was very harsh, strict, and got annoyed easily. LOL. He was an excellent teacher though.
First to comment! Thank you so much Eddie for all your teachings. Even though I have taught statistics, I never had calculus nor trig in high school or as an undergrad, so I am trying to learn from scratch and your videos are great!
1:00 am in the Netherlands and yet here I am, watching a video I totally do not understand. ;/ Edit: I do understand but I meant I am not getting in sleep cuz of this
The area underneath the projected new cases of covid-19 between 67 and 71 is also 5000!!! 🤯 Mind Blown ... This is the difference in total cases between days 67 and 71. Great video! Are you noticing much time difference (lag) between your live streams and people writing comments?
Sir I've put a lot of efforts in maths but still I ain't get good in it. My calculus is still weak even after so much of working hard for it What should I do? Plz help
you're probably putting too much focus on repetitive practice and not enough on conceptual understanding and critical reasoning. Learn how to derive various theorems , and explain why they work. Research the various topics in calculus and learn where they come from and also why they're needed and prove useful. Connect these topics to one another since so many calculus concepts are intertwined and built off each other. Record yourself teaching a calculus concept as if you were teaching new calculus students. By doing these things they're likely to be stored in your long term memory as opposed to the short term benefits of repetitive practice.
@@ajone50 Seeing your profile, I'm sure you are Indian (so am I). We students have a bad habit of learning not the concepts of the subject, but the ways in which we can solve a sum (they seem similar but they really aren't). Learn how great scientists and mathematicians discovered and proved these concepts, and suddenly, you have learnt something that probably took that person a considerable amount of his lifetime to prove! :D
hello sir...i am very impressed by your teaching skills....how you involve whole class in your topic ..that inspire me a lot and i also started to teach mathematics on youtube ...but its in hindi..dont know you understand or not but i know mathematics has no language ...so please review my teaching and guide me how to do more better..thanks
Love this presentation and connecting this to Calculus, but where’s the rest of it? Maybe you want us to finish this and connect it to FTC ourselves. Clever Mr Woo. I’ll share this video with my HS students in NYC. Thanks
I'm not even a math student, and English isn't even my second language, but I love watching your videos!
Math Teachers before 2020: America buys 8700 watermelons ....
Math Teachers after 2020: America has 8700 confirmed COVID-19 cases ...
😂😂
I’ve been crying my eyes out because of calculus, thank you for this Mr. Woo. I really appreciate your math videos.
Why does you tube Demonetize something like this man! You should definitely receive revenue for such nice work
Woodie does this on purpose, i guess
He doesn’t monetise his videos
Sweetest Teacher I've ever seen. Thank you Teacher.
I´m a math teacher too
I really like your video´s
THANK YOU
Fundamental theorem of calculus is awesome. So much use in contour integration
Agreed with calculations slope is 2000/1 ceses/per day, between day 67 and day 68
I wish I had Professor Woo in 1968 when I flunked out of intro to calculus and got drafted (conscripted) into the U. S. Army. What a wonderful Teacher!
You, my man, are a hero! Thanks for your service to the world!
I don't think Eddie is a professor. His web address definitely says "mister". And we don't call school teachers "professor".
8:44 yay i got featured :D
I'm from the US and have been finding your videos very helpful ever since my Calculus class moved online. My professor isn't doing lectures at all, so this is a lifesaver! :D
it is delighted to learn maths from prof. like Mr. Woo, there are very good channels bloomed in past 3-4 years which just make life more simple. thanks for insight, lol i thought i was the only one who didnt get those wiki long proofs, glad my Stress level restored to normal :)
Here in the Netherlands to this date there are around 28,000 cases, the diagnosis is very restricted and inaccurate. Some medical researchers estimate 150 - 300k
He reminds me of the teacher I had back in 2008-2008 when I was in 'high school'. We had 'calculo diferencial' un 5th semester and 'calculo Integral' in 6th semester. I liked his class. Although he was very harsh, strict, and got annoyed easily. LOL. He was an excellent teacher though.
Trust Eddie to find a way to help so much during lock down
First to comment! Thank you so much Eddie for all your teachings. Even though I have taught statistics, I never had calculus nor trig in high school or as an undergrad, so I am trying to learn from scratch and your videos are great!
1:00 am in the Netherlands and yet here I am, watching a video I totally do not understand. ;/
Edit: I do understand but I meant I am not getting in sleep cuz of this
12 am United Kingdom, we here watching calculus vids before sleeping
ger, same
but it's interesting
2:20 in the NL rn... Why am I here
10 am Deutschland
Same I’m in The Hague chilling in quarantine
The theorem is my friend, too!
finally ..., I've been waiting for this topic for a while ... thanksss
Love your videos! Thanks for making them!
American saying data: day-ta
Australians saying data: dhar-tarh
Big thanks for the work you put out Mr. Woo!
Always grateful for the content.
You're welcome Eryn! :-)
@@misterwootube you are so awesome thanks so much.
Thankyou so much sir! It's really helpful.keep making more videos.
Thanks again 👍
The area underneath the projected new cases of covid-19 between 67 and 71 is also 5000!!! 🤯 Mind Blown ... This is the difference in total cases between days 67 and 71. Great video! Are you noticing much time difference (lag) between your live streams and people writing comments?
I have a puzzling question
can you help me❤️
I know where this leads but it's still incredibly fun to watch
first view !! first comment, you are a SUPERB teacher sir!
I love Calculus.
Hi Eddie, great video as usual! What Application are you using? I use Explain Eveything on my ipad, notes plus etc
👍💪
Sir I've put a lot of efforts in maths but still I ain't get good in it.
My calculus is still weak even after so much of working hard for it
What should I do?
Plz help
you're probably putting too much focus on repetitive practice and not enough on conceptual understanding and critical reasoning. Learn how to derive various theorems , and explain why they work. Research the various topics in calculus and learn where they come from and also why they're needed and prove useful. Connect these topics to one another since so many calculus concepts are intertwined and built off each other. Record yourself teaching a calculus concept as if you were teaching new calculus students. By doing these things they're likely to be stored in your long term memory as opposed to the short term benefits of repetitive practice.
@@ajone50 Seeing your profile, I'm sure you are Indian (so am I). We students have a bad habit of learning not the concepts of the subject, but the ways in which we can solve a sum (they seem similar but they really aren't).
Learn how great scientists and mathematicians discovered and proved these concepts, and suddenly, you have learnt something that probably took that person a considerable amount of his lifetime to prove! :D
where other part, ok it was 2x so the gradiant is constant in the beginning , so the derivitive is then 2 (constant)
ahh lovely bit of history
Which software you are using sir? Would love to learn it too along the wonderful concepts you are teaching in an amazing way.
hello sir...i am very impressed by your teaching skills....how you involve whole class in your topic ..that inspire me a lot and i also started to teach mathematics on youtube ...but its in hindi..dont know you understand or not but i know mathematics has no language ...so please review my teaching and guide me how to do more better..thanks
Thank you eddie woo you are an insperation to many keep up the great work you legend plz like dis comment
i love watching ur videos
100 times better than you class room videos!!!
Is he using GoodNotes5?
what application us used to record the video?
Hi,
What program are you using to draw/write? I have a Wacom pad.
Are these live streams open to everyone or are they only open to his class?
Mr Eddie Woo,is it possible to communicate with you privately?
how to work with this type pf video i mean seeing yourself in the screen while you are solving a problem
Love this presentation and connecting this to Calculus, but where’s the rest of it? Maybe you want us to finish this and connect it to FTC ourselves. Clever Mr Woo. I’ll share this video with my HS students in NYC. Thanks
Four more parts to come Anne. Next one tomorrow!
welcome to the 480p world Son!
thankfully that is now gone !! lol
Any know where part 2 is located?
Sir, you're teaching in which university?
Ok, but why does he look like Robots 2005
My first time commenting in like, first 5 minutes
Is there going to be a part 2?
Tomorrow!
what app is used?
Notability on iOS :D
Are you from china?
You don't much sound like Australian, sounds more like American English
Please monetize your videos...
Eddie - you have too much time on your hands. Why dont you go and do something practical like how to change the brake pads on a car !