Super interested to know the impact of using AI to get the answers you're after. Have you found LLMs are able to generate insights that short circuit problems so they make sense and click and ergo scale out? I suppose LLMs only have so much of a role until they are multimodal and can explain concepts visually too, like Claud 3.5 has started to do with artifacts etc. generating out code that pair natural language processing with visual aids.
@joemmac13 күн бұрын
Mr. Woo; Could you expand more on that idea of how permutations of algebraic polynomials reflects on Pascal's triangle. I had never thought in that way either.
@JivanPal12 күн бұрын
The coefficients of the a^k b^(n-k) terms in the expansion of (a+b)^n are the so-called "binomial coefficients", which are the elements of Pascal's triangle on the n'th row. One way to realise that this is the case is to observe that the coefficient of a^k b^(n-k) is the number of ways that you can write an expression of the form "aaa...ababa...bbb" with k amount of a's and n-k amount of b's. To use Mr Woo's example for n=5, consider k=3: (a+b)^5 = ... + X a^3 b^2 + ... What is X? Well, in the expansion of (a+b)^5, we will see the following terms consisting of three a's and two b's: 1: aaabb 2: aabab 3: aabba 4: abaab 5: ababa 6: abbaa 7: baaab 8: baaba 9: babaa 10: bbaaa Thus, X = 10. Note that the number 10 here arises because it is the number of ways that we can choose 3 items out of a set of 5. Namely, we have 5 positions to place an "a" or "b" into, and we must use exactly 3 of those positions for an "a"; the other 2 positions must be used for a "b".
@joemmac11 күн бұрын
@@JivanPal Thanks JivanPal.
@boundlessenergy939123 күн бұрын
Can I record with my camera and transfer that file to the ipad? In other words, do the same thing with the camera instead of the phone?
@russelmontgomery89323 күн бұрын
Fantastic! When is this coming to Western Australia?
@springbottom27 күн бұрын
Amazing work 👍
@Prod.SpaceKidetАй бұрын
I don't know how eddie keeps up his energy for the decade/s he's been teaching, truly inspiring to keep up being passionate about maths and learning .
@bowlineobamaАй бұрын
How can I contact you and Dr. Loh? Could you please privide me your and Dr. Loh's phone numbers and email address? Thanks.
@redbridgetuition2 ай бұрын
Love these insights
@Dakefan1232 ай бұрын
whoes here in 2027
@bisratamare51242 ай бұрын
❤❤❤thank you
@shwrma26472 ай бұрын
Mr Ng is the best maths teacher ever 💯
@stardufs2 ай бұрын
i wanna be like you, youre the reason why i want to be a math teacher (im awful at math)
@coryhartranft46333 ай бұрын
'Promosm' 😌
@bhupesh83 ай бұрын
Thank You Dan & Eddie. Very Good session. Eddie .. I'm listeing your KZread for many years ... refer your lessons to teach my elder son I need urgent help for my 15 Yrs OLD Son. He is struggling at school and its making him to less interested in school work. Is it possible to a counselling session with you at your conv
@borderedmike73943 ай бұрын
I dont get this video but good teacher though tell him to give me a good mark in my upcoming half yearlies
@herrysensei4 ай бұрын
Thank you for your time, Dan and Eddie. Very insightful, genuine and interesting for me as a student and pre-service teacher :)
@Jesse-zq1le4 ай бұрын
Shot miss
@AnimusInvidious4 ай бұрын
Serious points for acknowledging colonization right off the bat.
@MM-wq8vk4 ай бұрын
Good job Dan. A really good watch and many useful ideas. Eddie is so impressive!
@mazmuz9874 ай бұрын
I think this method of teaching is underated. We need more research about this, especially in my country! Thank you Mr. Woo :D
@ritiksain88404 ай бұрын
Unexpected answer.Thank U Eddie sir
@xmoonglow15004 ай бұрын
Eddie Woo, please update your website's (WooTube) worksheets, thanks.
@gbngettingbetternow6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@shanyangyau92707 ай бұрын
I like the way you think about each one of the questions! Very insightful!
@MAN-pp4qg7 ай бұрын
I used ChatGPT to help study for the Math Praxis recently. I got my undergraduate degree in Computer Science over 10 years ago but I am transitioning into a career in teaching secondary math starting next year. I took the study guide from their website for the Praxis and for each category I asked GPT to teach the concept to me, generate a sample problem showing the steps to solve it, and then generate a few practice problems for me to work through and then I would give my answers and if incorrect I would focus on that area and try another generated problem once I was ready. GPT helped me relearn all of high school math in the span of studying like that over about 3 weeks, and, I passed. 😎
@0612tim7 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing with us, Eddie!
@TranquilSeaOfMath7 ай бұрын
I have a bit of a pattern, of sorts, to what I wear. As I return clean clothes to my closet, I add them at the left hand side. I chose outfits to wear from the right hand side. There is a natural randomization that happens in this process. I also don't always feel like wearing the next shirt in sequence, so I skip to one I feel like wearing that day. This is not a rule without exceptions, but it helps me. We have a different dress code on friday's also, that goes in the mix. Thank you for all the good you share.
@abhishekmehta2477 ай бұрын
Happy to see this explained but could you please tell how to split screen the way you do in most of the videos… 3:1 types 3 parts iPad screen and one part of your phone video recording… Please help thank you
@abhishekmehta2477 ай бұрын
The way your icon was displayed in the start
@Nothing.33277 ай бұрын
How to become great mathematician
@Nothing.33277 ай бұрын
❤🎉
@Stormreal8 ай бұрын
When did this interview happen 🥲? I really wish I was sitting in that audience!
@user-db6ug1od5t8 ай бұрын
Awesome info,Excellent explanation… Well said… Boonie Wv 11/23
@cateandrews20858 ай бұрын
I agree and also have found I enjoy these informative videos for my own knowledge, exploration, development and understanding however effective supervision is just as important. Giving teachers effective feedback, acknowledging well being and alterity would be beneficial for all staff development, workplace relations and the students. A well supported teacher has positive impact and affects for students. Professional reflection is not always univerally appreciated nor attended to in the same way. Graduate students bring a wealth of new theory, individual experiences and knowledge, and enthusiasm and this needs nurturing not demeaning (not all experiences) to motivate and maintain workplace interest.
@hans9348 ай бұрын
In my experience as a teacher, I see a lot of these types of lectures and information. There are a lot of 'experts' out there and they all have these wonderfull explanations about what to do, some even wrote book(s) about it but what they all seem to lack is concrete examples to work from. It's all talk but very little actual content. Especially when it comes to differentiated learning.
@Stormreal8 ай бұрын
Anyone else like me studying Education in university right now and watching these inspirational videos?
@emmanuelo11778 ай бұрын
As a fellow teacher you can see how passionate you are about teaching. Also, I was thinking you were speaking to yourself until the laughter at the end. Keep up the good work.
@cenlyw8 ай бұрын
Omg...light bulb moment. Am gonna go back to basics and show grouping to help cement timetables to my students
@Saraartminer8 ай бұрын
Fascinating!!!
@bornfromabove17698 ай бұрын
A joy to watch
@pauligrossinoz8 ай бұрын
Yeah, it was only at university (Bachelor of Engineering) where I actually learned mathematics. I kind-of got by in high school because I memorised some procedures, not because I really understood what I was doing in mathematics. I wish my current self could go back and explain how I currently see the subject matter to my high school self. It's just so much easier to do when the _meaning_ finally clicks! 😅 And that's especially important because it doesn't need much effort to memorise stuff if you actually understand it properly. I would have been a whole lot less stressed if I didn't have to try to memorise so much stuff at high school. 😢
@johnryder17138 ай бұрын
May I have the name of the book Eddie mentions please?
@bhupesh89 ай бұрын
I think , this group needs to have some parents also to make it more effective. I live in NSW & love to be part of it .
@IAmWood_9 ай бұрын
I keep hearing you say that quote and you keep saying it’s from Richard Feynman when it is actually by Einstein. Just a little correction. 9:25
@annabethchase45682 ай бұрын
feynman requoted it with an altering though. the original quote einstein came up with had included grandmothers
@cenlyw9 ай бұрын
Sir, you are such an inspiration. You are hands down my favourite model teacher of all time. I teach Maths & Science myself in Brisbane as a high school teacher and I use your videos a lot in my teaching and learning practice with my students inc my tutoring students.
@vernon2499 ай бұрын
Best Maths Teacher Ever .💯💯
@192ali19 ай бұрын
Excellent demonstration. Thank you for your contribution to the public.
@Flowerthe910 ай бұрын
Let’s go
@johnnyspousta313610 ай бұрын
Awesome content! I really appreciate the way you explain everything with such enthusiasm :)
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Mr Woo is a gift to humanity ❤
Super interested to know the impact of using AI to get the answers you're after. Have you found LLMs are able to generate insights that short circuit problems so they make sense and click and ergo scale out? I suppose LLMs only have so much of a role until they are multimodal and can explain concepts visually too, like Claud 3.5 has started to do with artifacts etc. generating out code that pair natural language processing with visual aids.
Mr. Woo; Could you expand more on that idea of how permutations of algebraic polynomials reflects on Pascal's triangle. I had never thought in that way either.
The coefficients of the a^k b^(n-k) terms in the expansion of (a+b)^n are the so-called "binomial coefficients", which are the elements of Pascal's triangle on the n'th row. One way to realise that this is the case is to observe that the coefficient of a^k b^(n-k) is the number of ways that you can write an expression of the form "aaa...ababa...bbb" with k amount of a's and n-k amount of b's. To use Mr Woo's example for n=5, consider k=3: (a+b)^5 = ... + X a^3 b^2 + ... What is X? Well, in the expansion of (a+b)^5, we will see the following terms consisting of three a's and two b's: 1: aaabb 2: aabab 3: aabba 4: abaab 5: ababa 6: abbaa 7: baaab 8: baaba 9: babaa 10: bbaaa Thus, X = 10. Note that the number 10 here arises because it is the number of ways that we can choose 3 items out of a set of 5. Namely, we have 5 positions to place an "a" or "b" into, and we must use exactly 3 of those positions for an "a"; the other 2 positions must be used for a "b".
@@JivanPal Thanks JivanPal.
Can I record with my camera and transfer that file to the ipad? In other words, do the same thing with the camera instead of the phone?
Fantastic! When is this coming to Western Australia?
Amazing work 👍
I don't know how eddie keeps up his energy for the decade/s he's been teaching, truly inspiring to keep up being passionate about maths and learning .
How can I contact you and Dr. Loh? Could you please privide me your and Dr. Loh's phone numbers and email address? Thanks.
Love these insights
whoes here in 2027
❤❤❤thank you
Mr Ng is the best maths teacher ever 💯
i wanna be like you, youre the reason why i want to be a math teacher (im awful at math)
'Promosm' 😌
Thank You Dan & Eddie. Very Good session. Eddie .. I'm listeing your KZread for many years ... refer your lessons to teach my elder son I need urgent help for my 15 Yrs OLD Son. He is struggling at school and its making him to less interested in school work. Is it possible to a counselling session with you at your conv
I dont get this video but good teacher though tell him to give me a good mark in my upcoming half yearlies
Thank you for your time, Dan and Eddie. Very insightful, genuine and interesting for me as a student and pre-service teacher :)
Shot miss
Serious points for acknowledging colonization right off the bat.
Good job Dan. A really good watch and many useful ideas. Eddie is so impressive!
I think this method of teaching is underated. We need more research about this, especially in my country! Thank you Mr. Woo :D
Unexpected answer.Thank U Eddie sir
Eddie Woo, please update your website's (WooTube) worksheets, thanks.
Thank you so much
I like the way you think about each one of the questions! Very insightful!
I used ChatGPT to help study for the Math Praxis recently. I got my undergraduate degree in Computer Science over 10 years ago but I am transitioning into a career in teaching secondary math starting next year. I took the study guide from their website for the Praxis and for each category I asked GPT to teach the concept to me, generate a sample problem showing the steps to solve it, and then generate a few practice problems for me to work through and then I would give my answers and if incorrect I would focus on that area and try another generated problem once I was ready. GPT helped me relearn all of high school math in the span of studying like that over about 3 weeks, and, I passed. 😎
Thank you for sharing with us, Eddie!
I have a bit of a pattern, of sorts, to what I wear. As I return clean clothes to my closet, I add them at the left hand side. I chose outfits to wear from the right hand side. There is a natural randomization that happens in this process. I also don't always feel like wearing the next shirt in sequence, so I skip to one I feel like wearing that day. This is not a rule without exceptions, but it helps me. We have a different dress code on friday's also, that goes in the mix. Thank you for all the good you share.
Happy to see this explained but could you please tell how to split screen the way you do in most of the videos… 3:1 types 3 parts iPad screen and one part of your phone video recording… Please help thank you
The way your icon was displayed in the start
How to become great mathematician
❤🎉
When did this interview happen 🥲? I really wish I was sitting in that audience!
Awesome info,Excellent explanation… Well said… Boonie Wv 11/23
I agree and also have found I enjoy these informative videos for my own knowledge, exploration, development and understanding however effective supervision is just as important. Giving teachers effective feedback, acknowledging well being and alterity would be beneficial for all staff development, workplace relations and the students. A well supported teacher has positive impact and affects for students. Professional reflection is not always univerally appreciated nor attended to in the same way. Graduate students bring a wealth of new theory, individual experiences and knowledge, and enthusiasm and this needs nurturing not demeaning (not all experiences) to motivate and maintain workplace interest.
In my experience as a teacher, I see a lot of these types of lectures and information. There are a lot of 'experts' out there and they all have these wonderfull explanations about what to do, some even wrote book(s) about it but what they all seem to lack is concrete examples to work from. It's all talk but very little actual content. Especially when it comes to differentiated learning.
Anyone else like me studying Education in university right now and watching these inspirational videos?
As a fellow teacher you can see how passionate you are about teaching. Also, I was thinking you were speaking to yourself until the laughter at the end. Keep up the good work.
Omg...light bulb moment. Am gonna go back to basics and show grouping to help cement timetables to my students
Fascinating!!!
A joy to watch
Yeah, it was only at university (Bachelor of Engineering) where I actually learned mathematics. I kind-of got by in high school because I memorised some procedures, not because I really understood what I was doing in mathematics. I wish my current self could go back and explain how I currently see the subject matter to my high school self. It's just so much easier to do when the _meaning_ finally clicks! 😅 And that's especially important because it doesn't need much effort to memorise stuff if you actually understand it properly. I would have been a whole lot less stressed if I didn't have to try to memorise so much stuff at high school. 😢
May I have the name of the book Eddie mentions please?
I think , this group needs to have some parents also to make it more effective. I live in NSW & love to be part of it .
I keep hearing you say that quote and you keep saying it’s from Richard Feynman when it is actually by Einstein. Just a little correction. 9:25
feynman requoted it with an altering though. the original quote einstein came up with had included grandmothers
Sir, you are such an inspiration. You are hands down my favourite model teacher of all time. I teach Maths & Science myself in Brisbane as a high school teacher and I use your videos a lot in my teaching and learning practice with my students inc my tutoring students.
Best Maths Teacher Ever .💯💯
Excellent demonstration. Thank you for your contribution to the public.
Let’s go
Awesome content! I really appreciate the way you explain everything with such enthusiasm :)