I love how Mr.Woo doesn't focus on easy problems when teaching any topic to the class he goes for harder problems which forces you to think critically at a basic level about what you are learning. I wish all teachers focused more on not necessarily harder problems but presenting it in a manner that a student wouldn't expect yet still focus on critical thinking about the basic applications. Easy problem examples a student can always find in a textbook when they are at home and the teacher is not present, therefor why not just focus on problems that are daunting to look at first for the students. A great teacher.

@jeffbandle2916

3 жыл бұрын

This is a very good observation and something I recently experienced with an advanced class on Javascript programming. The teacher had the same philosophy as Mr. Woo and it really did force my brain to engage on the basic elements of the complex problems. It isn't intuitive that this method would work, but it really does.

@rosellaaj3709

2 жыл бұрын

"think critically at a basic level." yes. thats exactly what he does huh. it must take a good teacher to be able to do that

@omniyambot9876

Жыл бұрын

it's not hard tho?

@mcgamescompany

Жыл бұрын

@@omniyambot9876 its elementary, but that does not equal easy. For someone who has never seen this before and is not good at maths, it may be hard. For people that have already studied that or are studying/have studied harder topics, of course it's going to look simple.

@omniyambot9876

Жыл бұрын

@@mcgamescompany I'm sorry if I come off as stupid(I'm actually is). But I actually meant it's not hard. I know I first learnt about logarithms when I'm Grade 5. When I knew exponents I already know there's a reverse process just like the roots. Just like subtractions and additions. Even when I never heard of Logarithms. That's why I understand it when I first heard it. As well as the different patterns that could be derived.. It's elementary yes and fundamentally simple. I'm not even that interested in math when I was a kid..

Damn, that last problem was insane! I love how everything connects and makes sense and has a reason and you've inspired that in me, Mr. Woo. It's great that anyone has access to these gems of videos :)

U r the best teacher I have ever heard

I am Mum of a high school kid. Have been racking my brains to find easy way to explain logs to my child... Your tutorials are simple, easy and logical. Thank you Sir for simplifying parenthood 😄 Blessings and peace be upon you!!!!

I couldn’t understand it from my teacher and this guy saved me❤️

Excellent video. Good explanations as to HOW those logarithm rules were derived! Thanks :)

I very rarely comment on videos. But sir Woo excels at the art of teaching.

A good teacher makes the world of difference. The examples he chooses for the subject he teaches are deliberately fitting and useful, especially the one at the end. So good.

Yes! Mr. Woo. Everything makes sense with the way you teach!

I ran into this series and fell back in love with math. Mr. Woo, thanks for being an excellent instructor.

Thank you so much Mr. Woo. You are an amazing teacher. I hope you are ok during the pandemic. The world needs teachers like you.

I wish I had a teacher like Eddie when I was at school

GREAT ENDING!

Dude this guy could teach calculus to 3 year olds istg I'm 14 so I didn't think I'd understand this at first but he actually teaches it SO WELL!! I love this guy

I love watching different ways teachers teach the same topic from different perspectives and learning about all of the same rules from a different thought process

I'm watching your videos while I'm listening to classic music and I'm learning English too because I'm Spanish. I feel truly intelligent right now xD.

3:35 Eddie so OP he can do a no looker. Truly shocking how amazing you are, you're doing a great job

@imabiggoofy

4 ай бұрын

lmao didn't even notice (Cause he did it so casually)

im about to cryyyyyyy omg, you never fail to clear my doubts

Happy ending to the essentials of Logarithms. Thank you Eddie :)

The best teacher explains log!!!

THIS IS SO GOOD, NOT HAVING ANY VIRTUAL CLASSES AVAILABLE TO ME BY MY SCHOOL IS A TOUGH THING WITH TRYING TO LEARN CALCULUS. THANK YOU FOR THIS

This is the way math must be taught ( Logical way) Thank you very much, Eddie.

I am also a mum of high school kid . Your videos help me to help her. Thank you

u have no idea how much i struggled with logs untill i finally gave up but now i got it just by few lessons from u so thanks:)

hands down best teacher

You are the reason I'll make it to college

Nicely devided 3 series and mad me love logs

brilliant. thank you for this Eddie!

After soooo many years I just found a tutor who knows what he's teaching 😂😂😌

I'm impressed with his teaching!!

I am not the type of person to comment on videos… BUT WOAhhhhh like honestly,last year I was searching and searching from multiple books to resources to KZread and all ,to understand logarithm…basically my teacher didn’t know how to teach and just told us to memorise… but I still tried to understand logarithm,now another year after that grade.. and really, like he explained everything in chronological order yet all easy to understand and grasp… like how he derived the equations and how it all sets into place as to why exponential function is like the inverse or opposite of logarithm or Lnx and , how what you know can just be used in opposite form to solve..Thanks a lot sir

Basketball was invented,like you say in Springfield Massachusetts, the state I live in! There’s a basketball museum there. Love your classes!

"we should invent gravity" lmao it's hilarious

The numbas foreva! Great video and really good explanation right?

Very easy to understand, thank you.

Thank you so much for explaining this ❤

I legit took notes from at 3 videos Thank You so much Sir

Wowww,😧 i cant believe there is no enthusiasm i can see from class in video, for a teacher like him ,well lots of love from india👍

Best maths teacher.

Never had understood logs the way you have explained.

such a great teacher

I like the way he is putting knowledge in my head, as putting books accurately organized on bookshelf.

Can the world get more teachers like you 😭

very helpful video, but I wonder why 2 more laws of b to the power of log ba which gives a, and loga(a^b), which gives b aren't though more when talking about log laws

Easiest way to blow your mind! Great and simple explanation!

Best teacher

Wonderful, sir

best teacher wish my add maths sir was like u ;-;

amazing teacher 😄

this was so helpful thank you :)

Dear Ed, You are amazing. Thank you so much for all your help, we are now confident that we won't fail our IGCSEs. Best wishes kind regards yours sincerely yours faithfully, hildegarde and bei la

You're the best!

I'd love to see how you teach philosophy! :)

The lecture is NEAT

Wrapped up perfectly

Eddie, I really love your videos but I think you should also explain the use of logarithms in real life. I mean how they are used in daily life

Great job

Superb.

brilliant

Amazing amazing amazing

Amazing

I wish I gad a math teacher like Mr. Woo throughout my high school, I would've done so much better in math. I love math, but without proper guru learning can be difficult. Great job Mr. woo.

I just can't imagine how simple it was to learn may be i have got a teacher like him in my school days 😅

Katharnak

excellent teacher. Good at explaining things for students to better understand the topics

Just bought one of your books Mr Woo. You are the Walter White of mathematics.

@deankeefezafirino17

2 жыл бұрын

Where can i get one for myself?

I wish i saw your math video in my first year of undergrad! I had to pass my business math course with only 40% score :(

Perfection 🙂

I like your teaching method you can easily understand our lectures sir😊👏👏

thank you

my boy you just saved my math grade

Where have you been all my life :)

This man taught Einstein

GOATED!

Yeah !!!! It does makes sense !!

"we don't develop laws, we derive them" i wonder how many ways thsi is true outside of matth

@rosellaaj3709

2 жыл бұрын

also it occurred to me that laws will always seem like didactic rules someone made up until we see someone explain the logic on the white board

WOW!

So what‘s about different bases? Is there a video for that?^^

@Sabyoficial

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYt9ubWShrWXgZs.html

okay, professor I got confused. 3 variables is not suffient for proof or disproof. I like the thougt of gravity. I'm going to study all my math (tht I will be purchasing and more physics book and my logic.) tank you professor, :D

You are the best xD If I only had a teacher like you xD

Damn, it makes sense

It’s like magic! Haha

I love that the example he used was the exact same question that I was stuck on in my textbook.

3:20 But what does a power turn into?

@ananthboudhmanabhan

5 жыл бұрын

just the reverse.

Well, I just learned :D

hello sir would you please suggest me how to derived logarithm & antilog table

Sir,what if we added both the laws ,I'm in 10th yet I enjoyed this video

@aryanamrute6500

4 жыл бұрын

@Moiz Khan thanks man

Why do we call them logarithms

👌👌

What is advantage of using log if we have exponential representation

@southernkatrina8161

5 жыл бұрын

Log tables. Short cuts to multiplication. You use a slide rule to multiply and divide.

You lovely person! We need to clone you and send one to every corner of the planet.

I am studying MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS AT A UNIVERISTY in the Uk, and still I am watching Eddie's videos. Keep it up!!!

@indianarchangel

Жыл бұрын

UK has the worst education on the planet. Keeps churning out dumb people.

logarithms seemed such a far to reach concept b4 this simplistic series.. turns out i had already intuitively found many laws in form of simple powers. logs r basically, a^x = b where a and b r known constants and x is the power we need to find.

In what grade is he teaching?

@southernkatrina8161

5 жыл бұрын

Yr 8 I would say.

You're earning your money love...creeping up on it slowly. Have a good break after that lesson!

Bam ! 🎉😊

OMG..... It DOES make sense...

I need help solving this problem and I would be grateful if you help me find the answers - the problem is x^(x^n)=n

@prasannajoshi2645

5 жыл бұрын

Reply the ans to me ,if u get that

@mitsune_yt

5 жыл бұрын

Add log to them log x n = log x (x^n) Move the N to the front log x n = n log x ^ x Log x X = 1 ,hence log x n = n (1) Finally log x n = n I am not sure if this is correct, just my answer tho

9 People have no log of power #BadumTSSSS

@particleonazock2246

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao, spilled my coffee over the floor.

yea my teacher didnt taught me this so thanks