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Terence Tao was a seven year-old high school student when he began taking calculus classes. By age 20 he had received a Ph.D. from Princeton and joined the UCLA faculty. In 2006 he won the Fields Medal in Mathematics and a MacArthur "genius" grant. Watch Tao talk about how he approaches problem-solving.

This lesson consists of providing you with a Self-Tutorial on all about the classification and sets of numbers. Learn what are natural numbers, integers, rational numbers and more. I also explain how to use your graphing calculator to input all types of numbers (integers, fractions, square roots, etc.).

MJ McDermott is speaking about the current state of math education, as a private citizen . KCPQ does not endorse this video. Math Education: An Inconvenient Truth

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This is a trick I did for my Nature of Math class at Biola University this afternoon. I like experimenting with mixing live action with video.

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A parody of TI's "What You Know" meant to entertain and inspire math fans! Filmed and edited by teaching staff and students from Bohannon Middle School in San Lorenzo, California in the San Francisco Bay Area in 2008. (With mad props to the inspiration of TI-84 Ft. -E, the YouTube "What You Know About Math" originators!) Lyrics... What You Know About Math? Aye..aye..aye..aye. What you know about math? (x3) What you know... I represent BMS when I add, divide and subtract Low-riding sack where I'm holdin' all my work at What you know about math? (x3) I know all about math Answers 44, real easy, it's a sig fig You got 45, you rounded high, your answer's too big What you know about math? (x3) Hey I know all about math Got my calculator, new and clean, it's shining bright G Extra paper, yo, cuz I gotta show my work, see You know we multiply, while memorizing pi Prime factor to the sky, be sure to simplify Grab the utility, it's Algebra to me Twenty questions on the test now, don't you go and cheat off me Distance is rate times time, measured in a straight line Exponents hecka fine, what's your score, can't beat mine Equations balance right, same step on either side Inverse operations -- get ya closer to the finish line Use GEMDAS all the time, expressions simplify If you use half your mind, then you can solve it every time I can solve math problems with my SuperPowered math mind Beating down equations like a Full Throttle Einstein What you know about math? (x3) I know all ...

Objectives: Read and write numbers less than 10000. Relate each 4-digit number to its place value.

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This is a Halloween video trick I did for my Nature of Math class at Biola University, October 28, 2009. It was another experiment in video editing and mixing video with live action. UPDATE: Version 2 - I fixed the audio so you can hear what I'm saying better. You can download the full-quality version of this at: blog.MatthewWeathers.com UPDATE: NOV 1, 2009 Thanks for all the compliments. I appreciate it. All this attention was quite a surprise - I mainly posted the video for the students who weren't in class that day, and so my students could pass it on to a few friends. I've read a bunch of comments, and I have a few general responses: Math: No, I wasn't actually trying to teach anything with the video - it was just for fun. This was the last 5 minutes of a 75 minute class - I actually taught real math for the first 70 minutes. And yes, I love teaching this class, and I try to keep it lively by doing little fun things like this once in a while. Software/Camera: I used Pinnacle Studio Ultimate, version 12.1 - the "picture-in-picture" feature for the special effects. I filmed it with a simple Panasonic PV-GS35 MiniDV camcorder. Idea/Time: I did this last semester as an April Fool's joke. New class, new year, I decided to try it again, with a few more twists. It took me about 45 minutes to film the video, maybe 2 hours to edit and refine it, then I practiced the interaction with the video a couple times. Class: This was filmed with a video camera on a tripod in the back of ...

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Cirno's Perfect Math Class subbed. Sub by me, translation by Touhou Wiki. High quality: www.youtube.com Link to Stepmania simfile: All five difficulty levels, playable on pad; numerical ratings are 2/5/7/9/12. files.filefront.com Removed the "baka" tag. Maybe this will prevent the wapanese finding this shit and crapping all over the Touhou fandom. Credit to AceOfHeartsDX for the simfile :)

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This is a Halloween video trick I did for my Nature of Math class at Biola University, October 28, 2009. It was another experiment in video editing and mixing video with live action. UPDATE: NOV 1, 2009 Thanks for all the compliments. I appreciate it. All this attention was quite a surprise - I mainly posted the video for the students who weren't in class that day, and so my students could pass it on to a few friends. After the first version started getting a bunch of hits, I wished I had spent a little time cleaning up the audio, so I posted "Version 2," which is pretty much the same, but my voice turned up a bit. I've read a bunch of comments, and I have a few general responses: Math: No, I wasn't actually trying to teach anything with the video - it was just for fun. This was the last 5 minutes of a 75 minute class - I actually taught real math for the first 70 minutes. And yes, I love teaching this class, and I try to keep it lively by doing little fun things like this once in a while. Software/Camera: I used Pinnacle Studio Ultimate, version 12.1 - the "picture-in-picture" feature for the special effects. I filmed it with a simple Panasonic PV-GS35 MiniDV camcorder. Idea/Time: I did this last semester as an April Fool's joke. New class, new year, I decided to try it again, with a few more twists. It took me about 45 minutes to film the video, maybe 2 hours to edit and refine it, then I practiced the interaction with the video a couple times. Class: This was filmed ...