Mike not all professors do that. I've taken classes where the professor uses it just to actively know during class if people are understanding the concept in question. But yeah, it does suck when its forced upon you.
ive been out of college for a number of years and this brings back good memories of the awesome professors i had and makes me wish they were all like this guy....cuz i sure remember the douche bag professors and how miserable their classes were
teachers like him are awesome they're fun and makes the students want to listen more to while also getting something out of it, if it's a boring teacher or a teacher they hate they won't listen as much or mind will start to drift off, but having a cool teacher will get more students to listen longer and at the same time help some students out and more importantly he teaches refreshers, you can't expect a lot of us to listen to a little lesson once on how to do it and have all of us magically know how to do it perfectly for the rest of the semester like a lot of teachers do. *cough* math teachers
I totally agree with you. Fun teachers like him brings education to a new level. Applying to most students, they pay more attention if they are interested. So teachers like this actually helps the student learn better. He is the kind of teacher I would want.
+Riko Hitsuya Yea, since you are in high school you might say that. But in college, you have to listen whether you like it or not, because if you don't, you are gonna repeat the subject again next semester and guess what the lecturer will do to you? Make you the example of a fallen warrior.
It is actually a quite ordinary thing to do. The point is not that the question is difficult to answer. But the point is that you look at the way you solve it in a new way. Often when you start out learning concepts in high-school or earlier, your main focus is getting the right answer. College/University-education is about understanding how to get to that answer. A simple example is when you study throwing arches of objects. When you first study it, you get at formula, plug in values, and out comes an answer. College level, you study underlying reasoning and mathematics of how to get to this formula. And you usually end up with a more generalised thing. That is not just plug in and get an answer but you can use to calculate on any problem not just under certain circumstances. TL;DR: College takes simple problems and uses better methods to solve them.
Teamgetout the formulation of this question is how they ask them to people of 16 in Netherlands. and the formula he uses is the simplest there is. dang you americans ar far far behind on europe.
therobbie016 A. Don't call me american. And don't do that thing where you group all european countries as one. It's simply ignorant to group all europeans as one. B. I couldn't answer that question. Mostly because I didn't take chemistry in high school. Except for the most basic of all basic courses. Took advanced math and mechanics instead which were more useful and interesting.
Heh... the answer shown on the I-clicker right before the question on the slide was actually the right answer :P 2.5e-3 g of CO2 Molar mass of CO2 = 44g This results in: 5.681E-5 mols of CO2 which contains 1.136E-4 mols of oxygen :D
I used an older version of the i clicker (different name) in 5th grade. loved it lol. There would always be that one troll answer, which gave some laughs, but using those things are engaging and i think they are an amazing tool for the classroom.
I had a good chemistry and biology teacher, they made the material interesting. I guess you can say this professor had good chemistry with the students :P
Good job they don't have Ofsted in USA, they'd demoralise all that brilliant teaching out of him. "What do you mean clickers? That's closed questioning and some students might not contribute etc etc etc"
Not everyone can understand complex subjects like mathematics or physics.Cause not all people are smart.We are not equally created.The is a diversity in humanity and we cannot choose our DNA.We are just merely born by luck.Every human being have their designated talents and purposes on this world.And no matter how much I try,and how much these students tried too,this subject will always be difficult for us.And that's the hard truth.
That's wrong. Anyone can learn these subjects. Yes, it may be harder for some people, but I used to have the exact same mentality you have until I really applied myself due to motivation. Don't give up, if you really want to do something in this field the only thing stopping you is yourself
***** I've seen an incident firsthand where a seemingly "incapable" person applies themselves to learn Mathematics due to some sort of motivation. That person struggled, but overcame his problem because he wanted it so badly and didn't give up. I'm telling you, the human brain is an amazing organ and most of them are very similar; life experiences (and highschool) mold what we know before going into college, and having some groundwork in STEM feilds obviously helps a lot -- that doest mean that someone without that baseline of information can't pick these subjects up, it'll just be much harder because you have to understand and utilize that information in a much smaller period of time. Like I said before, the only person stopping you is yourself. You CAN do it
I agree with Patrick. Austin,believe what you have to believe and I'll stick with my belief cause I have reasons on believing it.I've watched documentary about human stupidity on BBC here in youtube and after i saw it i was convinced that smart people are smart and stupid are stupid , a certain professor in the documentary was interviewed about his research on human stupidity and he claimed that people who have feeble mind are hopeless.Their fates are sealed,that's the level of IQ they have and i have mine too.We have limits.Even the geniuses in the world are aware their mind is limited.There is no cure for dumbness and as well as mental illness.Yes, we can learn things but have you consider the idea of someone who's a fast learner and the slow one or the retarded one.I can understand what youre trying to say is just to encourage a heart and i appreciate that.But I have a firm belief about my ideas about the human mind.And i believe what my mind perceives.Yes.I can understand the preciousness of this certain subject but this is just not for me.I dont have to argue about this so much.
+Patrick Parcivel my perception of intelligence is different than that, actually. I know there is stupidity in the world and I've encountered it many times. I believe that everyone has the same intellectual potential, but each individual's intellect is different depending on environmental factors and one's motivation for learning.
As long as he doesn't bring politics into the class. I despise teachers that influence others with their own political views. I have seen it far too many times when a teacher fails to teach and lectures on the current political agenda or propaganda he/she believes.
This man should be teaching teachers.
Rule 1: Don't show up late
Rule 2: Make your staff photo known to new students before hand
Pretty sure these would be at or near the top lol
@@dm3402 best teachers come late xD just like my physics teacher and kakashi sensei
Best Ad for a university
professors need to be more like this man
they are.
I feel that the attitude that he has towards helping students should be the attitude EVERY professor in ANY university has.
How are you enjoying psycho pass tho?
Unreeal it is FANTASTIC. I watched the whole series and I even have a prop dominator gun now. Great show tho.
Too bad half or more of professors only care about the research rather than teaching.
that iclick thing is really a great idea.
why
Mike not all professors do that. I've taken classes where the professor uses it just to actively know during class if people are understanding the concept in question. But yeah, it does suck when its forced upon you.
*****
so you signed up for a class but don't want to actually attend the class?
I hate iclickers they are unreasonably expensive
Noooooo, not a good idea. They sound good until u use them for class...
that clicker idea is so good
yewut Yes no more humiliating in front of the class
i feel like Dr. H could grow a beard and be Walter White
Heisenberg
YEAH SCIENCE
1:12 someone is on reddit
/r/chemistry
ive been out of college for a number of years and this brings back good memories of the awesome professors i had and makes me wish they were all like this guy....cuz i sure remember the douche bag professors and how miserable their classes were
If he is the same as what he said, I bet many student likes him. Because not many lecturer willing to spend time after work hour with students.
Professors in the US are required to have office hours, its part of their job.
teachers like him are awesome they're fun and makes the students want to listen more to while also getting something out of it, if it's a boring teacher or a teacher they hate they won't listen as much or mind will start to drift off, but having a cool teacher will get more students to listen longer and at the same time help some students out and more importantly he teaches refreshers, you can't expect a lot of us to listen to a little lesson once on how to do it and have all of us magically know how to do it perfectly for the rest of the semester like a lot of teachers do. *cough* math teachers
(just a high schooler)
I totally agree with you. Fun teachers like him brings education to a new level. Applying to most students, they pay more attention if they are interested. So teachers like this actually helps the student learn better. He is the kind of teacher I would want.
+Riko Hitsuya Yea, since you are in high school you might say that. But in college, you have to listen whether you like it or not, because if you don't, you are gonna repeat the subject again next semester and guess what the lecturer will do to you? Make you the example of a fallen warrior.
And my Professor doesn't even show up for theory classes.
3:05 is this really a question they ask on a university? i learned that when i was 16
It is actually a quite ordinary thing to do.
The point is not that the question is difficult to answer. But the point is that you look at the way you solve it in a new way. Often when you start out learning concepts in high-school or earlier, your main focus is getting the right answer. College/University-education is about understanding how to get to that answer. A simple example is when you study throwing arches of objects. When you first study it, you get at formula, plug in values, and out comes an answer. College level, you study underlying reasoning and mathematics of how to get to this formula. And you usually end up with a more generalised thing. That is not just plug in and get an answer but you can use to calculate on any problem not just under certain circumstances.
TL;DR: College takes simple problems and uses better methods to solve them.
Teamgetout the formulation of this question is how they ask them to people of 16 in Netherlands. and the formula he uses is the simplest there is. dang you americans ar far far behind on europe.
therobbie016 A. Don't call me american. And don't do that thing where you group all european countries as one. It's simply ignorant to group all europeans as one.
B. I couldn't answer that question. Mostly because I didn't take chemistry in high school. Except for the most basic of all basic courses. Took advanced math and mechanics instead which were more useful and interesting.
therobbie016 "dang you americans ar far far behind on europe". I learned it at 15 and I'm American. People like you are the worst type of people.
Yup
He was a student of the guy who went ballistic when somebody yawned in class.
well! THIS is a good teacher :)
Someone already wrote this, but I'll repeat: this is a good way to advertise a University.
Seems like an excellent instructor
i wonder is there laboratory practice with H. or mostly lectures?
"Who the hell are you?"
I think only cool and enthusiastic students deserve in his class!
Heh... the answer shown on the I-clicker right before the question on the slide was actually the right answer :P
2.5e-3 g of CO2
Molar mass of CO2 = 44g
This results in:
5.681E-5 mols of CO2
which contains
1.136E-4 mols of oxygen
:D
*pants you* HAH! Nerrrd!
Family Guy xD
you feel good that you know high school chem
+Baltazar Valdez, Jr. RAAAAAAAAAAANDDDDDDDDDDDDYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..............
Professors need to learn from this professor.
I really liked this video for some reason. It's very wholesome. I love learning
I really wish he could have met with the imposter.
why 131?
My university's mascot (and logo) is also a bee: Istanbul Technical Univercity
this guy seems like a cool teacher
thunderfoot left the room...
He's nicer because he's a lecturer, not a professor. Professors are hired for their research, not for teaching.
I used an older version of the i clicker (different name) in 5th grade. loved it lol. There would always be that one troll answer, which gave some laughs, but using those things are engaging and i think they are an amazing tool for the classroom.
wtf this is undergrad level chem? as an ib student i could do all that when i was 12.
99.9% Love. Thank you Dr. H.
I had a good chemistry and biology teacher, they made the material interesting. I guess you can say this professor had good chemistry with the students :P
yeah agree
that class looks interesting
Good job they don't have Ofsted in USA, they'd demoralise all that brilliant teaching out of him. "What do you mean clickers? That's closed questioning and some students might not contribute etc etc etc"
I wish my teachers were like this guy. They are boring as hell
really...every nail on both hands 1:00
+phocian fuckin nasty
Awesome academician. :-)
Such a nice prof.
such a nice job..!!!
I'm a fan
Dr. H :O
I prefer the fake
iclicker bro...
Not everyone can understand complex subjects like mathematics or physics.Cause not all people are smart.We are not equally created.The is a diversity in humanity and we cannot choose our DNA.We are just merely born by luck.Every human being have their designated talents and purposes on this world.And no matter how much I try,and how much these students tried too,this subject will always be difficult for us.And that's the hard truth.
That's wrong. Anyone can learn these subjects. Yes, it may be harder for some people, but I used to have the exact same mentality you have until I really applied myself due to motivation. Don't give up, if you really want to do something in this field the only thing stopping you is yourself
***** I've seen an incident firsthand where a seemingly "incapable" person applies themselves to learn Mathematics due to some sort of motivation. That person struggled, but overcame his problem because he wanted it so badly and didn't give up. I'm telling you, the human brain is an amazing organ and most of them are very similar; life experiences (and highschool) mold what we know before going into college, and having some groundwork in STEM feilds obviously helps a lot -- that doest mean that someone without that baseline of information can't pick these subjects up, it'll just be much harder because you have to understand and utilize that information in a much smaller period of time. Like I said before, the only person stopping you is yourself. You CAN do it
I agree with Patrick. Austin,believe what you have to believe and I'll stick with my belief cause I have reasons on believing it.I've watched documentary about human stupidity on BBC here in youtube and after i saw it i was convinced that smart people are smart and stupid are stupid , a certain professor in the documentary was interviewed about his research on human stupidity and he claimed that people who have feeble mind are hopeless.Their fates are sealed,that's the level of IQ they have and i have mine too.We have limits.Even the geniuses in the world are aware their mind is limited.There is no cure for dumbness and as well as mental illness.Yes, we can learn things but have you consider the idea of someone who's a fast learner and the slow one or the retarded one.I can understand what youre trying to say is just to encourage a heart and i appreciate that.But I have a firm belief about my ideas about the human mind.And i believe what my mind perceives.Yes.I can understand the preciousness of this certain subject but this is just not for me.I dont have to argue about this so much.
+Insane Skeptic I disagree, but I respect your opinion.
+Patrick Parcivel my perception of intelligence is different than that, actually. I know there is stupidity in the world and I've encountered it many times. I believe that everyone has the same intellectual potential, but each individual's intellect is different depending on environmental factors and one's motivation for learning.
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LMAO
As long as he doesn't bring politics into the class. I despise teachers that influence others with their own political views. I have seen it far too many times when a teacher fails to teach and lectures on the current political agenda or propaganda he/she believes.
Bro no professor is inserting their political beliefs into an introductory gen ed class