I chose Geography as a module during tertiary studies, although I never studied it in high school. I am grateful for the understanding I have gained, and I plan to use this knowledge during my teaching practicals.
I used this in my grade 6 SS class last week, and your explanation is clear! My colleague uses your videos in her grade 7 class. I hope you are somewhere teaching in South Africa! We NEED you!
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I'm teaching in Bangkok, but so want to come back! I taught in SA for ten years before coming here. People can say what they want, you will always want to return to your home country. Anyway, I hope the teaching goes well and that your students do very well in their Geography! 😉
That was Awesome! I finally decided to learn🤔 Coordinates and I came to the right Video! Thanks very much for this. And now onto what the minutes/seconds mean & relate to in your other video👍😉🇨🇦
Thank you! This just helped me clarify the correlation between coordinates on some Engineering Drawings and how they appear in Google Maps! Much appreciated!
Thank you! I’m 60 years old and I guess you’d call me a prepper and a ham radio nerd. Anyway, never too old to learn new things! (Learning from a nice dude with a gorgeous SA accent helps a lot 😉)
When I understood the way you explained I answered right away my homework 😊 infact I screen shot every details from you. You're such a great teacher. Keep safe and more blessings. I am subscribing your vlog and following to see more great information(I am from Philippines🇵🇭 currently here in Qatar 🇶🇦 ❤️)
@@choleleng2916 Hi, I'm so glad you find these videos helpful. I work in Bangkok and have many colleagues from the Pilippines. All of the best with the studies!
You're welcome! Thanks for your comment. Check out these videos of mine for area calculation: ruclips.net/video/WzdOfQBe4TU/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/7Ptz42b6mzY/видео.html I hope it helps!
Hi Jane, Thanks for the feedback! I have posted many other videos, so here's my full playlist of map work videos in case you would like to check them out:ruclips.net/p/PLt71K0lJFEluBHCxlYv2tbtAqUSIKZSM8 May the studies go well!
I'm glad the video helped. You are using some interesting words there. What's the meaning of 'chaai'? I have an idea by looking at your sentence, but I haven't heard that one before. Anyway, may the studies go well!
Hi there, the best way to explain this would be through a demonstration, but I'll try to do it anyway. If you're using a world map (working with longitude), for example, and you start at the Greenwich meridian(0°), you can only go 180° to the East and to the West respectively = a total of 360°. So you would work it out accordingly. If you work with latitude and you start at the Equator(0°), you can only go 90° to the North and to the South respectively. Here's what you could do if you had a map of the Northern hemisphere, for example. Let's only use longitude to keep it simple. Divide the 90° by 15, which gives you a total of 6. In other words, you would have six horisontal lines with 15° between them. You could also divide 90 by 10, which gives you a total of 9. It all depends how frequently you want to indicate the lines and how big your piece of paper is. I hope this answers your question.
Amazing work there, its not even my field of study and now i understand it since this will help me in a future military career. BTW whats the music at the first 4 seconds playing, ive heard it a long time ago and i cant remember it.
Hi Cameron, I have posted two videos on how to work out minutes and seconds. Just search "mapwork coordinates minutes and seconds" and it should appear on your screen. I've also posted the links below. Let me know if you get stuck. 😉 m.ruclips.net/video/FyJPQG99Hbk/видео.html m.ruclips.net/video/UaSAn-FHhcQ/видео.html
Mikyla Labuschagne Good question. Here's where you have to improvise: Use your ruler or something to measure with, take a pencil to indicate your own marks/lines and work it out like that. For example, if the dot is somewhere between 30 and 60, indicate in pencil where's 32, 34, 36, 38, etc., depending on how much space you have and how accurate you're required to work. That's how I would do it. Hope it answers your question.
Prime meridian line is north? Haha... say like this right side of prime meridian is east and left side of prime meridian is west .explain like this sir
Hi, I just looked it up. This place is a long way south of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, not that far from Antarctica. A fun way to look it up is by using google maps. Once, you're in google maps, type your coordinates in the search and it will show you the exact location. I hope this helps!
I always mastered this lesson, would fly a cessna aircraft of Flight Simulator 98 by looking only at the world coordinates. Once I travelled from California to Hawaii by said information.
Now I am after Flight simulator 2020 aircraft flying simulation cabin. Have to build It up soon. I always managed well both at home and geography class upon this subject. Thanks.
Good question Asia. Someone else has asked the same question before, so just scroll down to Mikyla Labuschagne's question/comment and read my reply. I hope it answers your question.
Hi Fish...I have a map from WWII and it shows coordinates at the top of map as 35 degrees North and 94 degrees East and at the bottom it has coordinates of 46 degrees North and 82 degrees East. The map says France on it, but I cannot figure out the locations the map is telling me. Can you asist ? Thanks...JC
How do you include the minute and second is it the same when you do continents with the coordinates of longitude and latitude lines how do you count to make 45° when not on the chart so you have to count from 30° to make 45°? How do you get minute and second
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I chose Geography as a module during tertiary studies, although I never studied it in high school. I am grateful for the understanding I have gained, and I plan to use this knowledge during my teaching practicals.
Glad you found the video helpful!
this is really clear explanation, thank you, tomorrow is my exam and you just saved me.
AMEENA CENTENO ZIEN ELABEDEN I'm glad it helps. All of the best for your exam!!
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I used this in my grade 6 SS class last week, and your explanation is clear! My colleague uses your videos in her grade 7 class. I hope you are somewhere teaching in South Africa! We NEED you!
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I'm teaching in Bangkok, but so want to come back! I taught in SA for ten years before coming here. People can say what they want, you will always want to return to your home country. Anyway, I hope the teaching goes well and that your students do very well in their Geography! 😉
No way I'm in year 6 well... 6 grade
Is it only south africa that needs him, Nigeria also needs him. Becareful ooo.
Thank you i have shared these with my students over the years they save me so much time.
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Thank you sir, you helped me understand coordinates way better than before. I actually enjoy them now!
Thanks for the feedback, and may the studies go well!
this is FANtastic,i mean really awesome,you made me fall in love with GEOgraphy like never b4 SIR.
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You’re so go at teaching. Humor + seriousness = great teaching strategy!❤
Thanks for the feedback. All the best with the studies!
Thank you! You are the reason why i understand this! 😃
You're welcome, all of the best with the studies!
Same my exam is tomorrow 😂
That was Awesome! I finally decided to learn🤔 Coordinates and I came to the right Video! Thanks very much for this. And now onto what the minutes/seconds mean & relate to in your other video👍😉🇨🇦
Glad you find the videos helpful!
This just gave me the confidence to take on mapwork. Thank you sir.
I'm glad it helps. All of the best with the studies!
Thank you! This just helped me clarify the correlation between coordinates on some Engineering Drawings and how they appear in Google Maps! Much appreciated!
You're welcome!
Tommorows my exam and THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO . you really helped me
Hi mart
I'm glad the video helped. All of the best with the exam!
Thanks
Hi james
Hi James
Sir, east or west your explanation is the best
Nice one! All of the best with the studies.
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fantastic I was weak in this topic but u made it easier to understand
I'm glad it helps. Thanks for the feedback, I hope the studies go well!
Thank you!! helped my daughter a lot
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Thank you!! This helped me a lot as a professional.
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Nice video and easy explanation. Love and respect from india.
I'm glad it helped, all of the best with the studies!
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I'm here in 2024
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this video was soooo helpful, THANK YOU
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Thank-you for making this so easy to understand : )
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Thank you...Just to thank you, you saved me.
Brah with your help I got 93 percent in map work , baie Dankie Meneer
Cool man, baie geluk! Thanks for the feedback and enjoy the holiday whenever it starts ;-)
Thank you so much as everyone else tomorrow is my test you just saved me a subscribed to you as a thank you
You're welcome. I hope the test goes well!
Thanks this helped me a lot!
I'm glad it helped! All of the best with the studies.
Thank you sir I'm writing a test tommorow and this helped alot
May the test go well!
Because I will use it a example to my report sir . Thank you ❤
This is so useful thank you thank you!!!
Great vid! You've help me so much!!!!!Thanks
No probs! I'm glad I could help!
Thank you! I’m 60 years old and I guess you’d call me a prepper and a ham radio nerd. Anyway, never too old to learn new things!
(Learning from a nice dude with a gorgeous SA accent helps a lot 😉)
thanks for keeping it simple keep up the great work :]
Baie Dankie! This really helped me! 👏👏
Dis 'n plesier! I hope the test goes well!
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Thanks for this useful video ....
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Glad you find it useful! 🇿🇦
awesome!!!!!!!! i learnt a lot
Man you explain better than my teacher 😃
Best teacher here in yt to help us in geography
Thx mm 😁😁😁😁😇
Glad you found the video helpful.
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Baie mooi verduidelik dankie!!!
Als reg, ek hoop die eksamen gaan goed!
thank you so much i can understand map work now really thank you
I'm glad to hear that. May the studies go well!
Thank you I am writing and assignment for Geography tomorrow and this is much easier method
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Thank you... very helpful!
You're welcome!
My exam is tomorrow this really helped
I'm glad to hear it helped. May the exam go well!
Thank you so much sir, this video was really helpful
I'm glad you found it helpful. May the studies go well!
Now I understand thank you very much you have such a very clear explanation
You're welcome, thanks for the feedback!
When I understood the way you explained I answered right away my homework 😊 infact I screen shot every details from you. You're such a great teacher. Keep safe and more blessings. I am subscribing your vlog and following to see more great information(I am from Philippines🇵🇭 currently here in Qatar 🇶🇦 ❤️)
@@choleleng2916 Hi, I'm so glad you find these videos helpful. I work in Bangkok and have many colleagues from the Pilippines. All of the best with the studies!
Thank you so much, you literally saved my exam!
I'm glad the video helped 😉
I LIKE YOUR EXPLANING STYLE SIR
tq sir u explai us clearly by vdo so I want to know please tell me how to calculate Area by measurement
You're welcome! Thanks for your comment. Check out these videos of mine for area calculation: ruclips.net/video/WzdOfQBe4TU/видео.html
and
ruclips.net/video/7Ptz42b6mzY/видео.html
I hope it helps!
you're an EXCELLENT educator!
Thanks for your feedback. May the studies go well!
Jis thanks boet It helped me allot I forgot how to do it but know im shap for my last exsam
Hoop die eksamen gaan goed!
Thank you so much, this video is really help my understanding in this part 👍
I'm glad it helps, may the studies go well!
Thanks so much keep the videos comming please!!
Hi Jane, Thanks for the feedback! I have posted many other videos, so here's my full playlist of map work videos in case you would like to check them out:ruclips.net/p/PLt71K0lJFEluBHCxlYv2tbtAqUSIKZSM8
May the studies go well!
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Can I have a picture of a map that's in the white board sir please
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Glad the video helped!
thank you twizz
this gave me a deeper understanding for mapwork
i think im gonna do chaai in these tests
I'm glad the video helped. You are using some interesting words there. What's the meaning of 'chaai'? I have an idea by looking at your sentence, but I haven't heard that one before. Anyway, may the studies go well!
Best Geo teacher out there
If I wanted to do this myself, how far apart would I space my lines?
Hi there, the best way to explain this would be through a demonstration, but I'll try to do it anyway. If you're using a world map (working with longitude), for example, and you start at the Greenwich meridian(0°), you can only go 180° to the East and to the West respectively = a total of 360°. So you would work it out accordingly. If you work with latitude and you start at the Equator(0°), you can only go 90° to the North and to the South respectively. Here's what you could do if you had a map of the Northern hemisphere, for example. Let's only use longitude to keep it simple. Divide the 90° by 15, which gives you a total of 6. In other words, you would have six horisontal lines with 15° between them. You could also divide 90 by 10, which gives you a total of 9. It all depends how frequently you want to indicate the lines and how big your piece of paper is. I hope this answers your question.
Sir can you please also make a video on strike, dip and it's calculation. It will be of great help sir thankyou Sir
He's from South Africa wow
Me too im also from SA
Why is it wow?
@@spuffy3228 yyeah why is it wow?
Amazing work there, its not even my field of study and now i understand it since this will help me in a future military career.
BTW whats the music at the first 4 seconds playing, ive heard it a long time ago and i cant remember it.
Hi, I'm glad to hear the videos help. The music is from Switchfoot and the song is called 'Meant to Live'. All of the best with the studies!
We used the same map at class at 0:54
Edit: Thanks this video helped me so much 😄
Thanks so much legend 🥰
I'm glad the video helped, may the studies go well!
Why thetotal degree is mentioned here 140 degree when wemeasure the longitude from O to 180 degree
Sorry sir could you make a vid on how to do the map coordinates using minutes and seconds
Hi Cameron, I have posted two videos on how to work out minutes and seconds. Just search "mapwork coordinates minutes and seconds" and it should appear on your screen. I've also posted the links below. Let me know if you get stuck. 😉
m.ruclips.net/video/FyJPQG99Hbk/видео.html
m.ruclips.net/video/UaSAn-FHhcQ/видео.html
How would you work it out if it wasn't in the middle?
Mikyla Labuschagne Good question. Here's where you have to improvise: Use your ruler or something to measure with, take a pencil to indicate your own marks/lines and work it out like that. For example, if the dot is somewhere between 30 and 60, indicate in pencil where's 32, 34, 36, 38, etc., depending on how much space you have and how accurate you're required to work. That's how I would do it. Hope it answers your question.
Yes it does, thank you, I have and exam tommorow and I didn't know 😂
Prime meridian line is north? Haha... say like this right side of prime meridian is east and left side of prime meridian is west .explain like this sir
Sir can you help me to locate and coordinate this,
60°S 47°5'E
Hi, I just looked it up. This place is a long way south of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, not that far from Antarctica. A fun way to look it up is by using google maps. Once, you're in google maps, type your coordinates in the search and it will show you the exact location. I hope this helps!
Thank yooouuu!!!
amazing
Your lecture is great thank you very much
I'm glad it helps. All of the best with the studies!
wow that is great
from Cameroon
Hi, thanks for your feedback! I work with someone from Cameroon at my school - super nice guy. I hope the studies go well!
THANKS ALOT
May u please come and teach
At pretoria boys high school
Eish
thankyou sir, i love it.
Thank you!
No probs, you're welcome!
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Thank you!!! you helped my daughter
You're welcome. May she do well in her tests and exams!
Superb explanation
Thank you well explained, God bless you
May God bless you too!
Ty you saved me for my exam
You're welcome, all of the best with the exam!
..... i will follow him , ....He go ...
/ it takes a lot of times waiting and seeking to target .
Thank you I was dump by not knowing coordinates👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You're welcome, I hope your exam goes well!
Thank you this really helped 😁
I'm glad it helped. May the studies go well!
I always mastered this lesson, would fly a cessna aircraft of Flight Simulator 98 by looking only at the world coordinates.
Once I travelled from California to Hawaii by said information.
Now I am after Flight simulator 2020 aircraft flying simulation cabin.
Have to build It up soon.
I always managed well both at home and geography class upon this subject.
Thanks.
Can you help with locations, more specifically absolute location?
So what if let's say you have the continent's and how much minutes and seconds because the map 🗺️ doesn't have minutes and seconds
Hi, here's one of my videos with minutes and seconds included: ruclips.net/video/IgZfnlHYrfI/видео.html
Here's my full playlist that contains more videos that may help: ruclips.net/p/PLt71K0lJFEltn8l22zW4Ef94tBQhOhY_1
Great teaching
Glad you found it helpful!
go ask your dad
but wait. what if its between 0 and 30 how can i answer that?
Good question Asia. Someone else has asked the same question before, so just scroll down to Mikyla Labuschagne's question/comment and read my reply. I hope it answers your question.
Fish thanks
Hi Fish...I have a map from WWII and it shows coordinates at the top of map as
35 degrees North and 94 degrees East and at the bottom it has coordinates
of 46 degrees North and 82 degrees East. The map says France on it, but
I cannot figure out the locations the map is telling me. Can you asist ?
Thanks...JC
Very helpful sir
i love platform i'm rely rely learning something
I'm glad it helps. All of the best with the studies!
Quick question. Why is Greenwich said to be the prime meridian if 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude is on water.
🥰 thank you
You're welcome, all the best with the studies!
thanks for explanation...you kind of look like Matt Daemon:)
Hehehe! As long as the video helps. All of the best with the academics in the new year.
You are a good one. Thank you dear teacher
I'm glad the video helps. All of the best with the studies!
If is on the south side and or on the west side shouldn't you add a - before the number?
Thanks for help sir u are incredible master
Why you write on graph as longitude is increased by 20° each and latitude is increased 30° each ? Why you are not taking it same for both
This was my confusion. His second video is definitely explained different but same method. Think it's teaching standards
How do you include the minute and second is it the same when you do continents with the coordinates of longitude and latitude lines how do you count to make 45° when not on the chart so you have to count from 30° to make 45°? How do you get minute and second
Hi, hope this helps: ruclips.net/video/FyJPQG99Hbk/видео.html
U DIDNT KNOW THIS WAS THAT SIMPLE
Wow
Thaaaaank you
Thanks so much 💖
You're welcome, may all the tests and exams go well!
i mean this is amazing thank you , it helped me',,,
I'm glad the video helped. All of the best with the studies!