Calculus 1: Intro to Limits
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This professor uploaded entire courses on youtube.com, including the entire calculus sequence.I've stuck this thread as a resource for learning.
There exist certain functions for which a secant line and a tangent line can coincide.
Professor Leonard uploads differential equations videos every MON, WED, AND FRI.I've stuck this thread as a resource for learning.
Remember he probably makes money of YouTube ads. But that's fine, but don't be mislead it's charity.
What are you talking about? He does not ask for money?Remember he probably makes money of YouTube ads. But that's fine, but don't be mislead it's charity.
Leonard is the best math teacher on youtube. Be glad that he decided to upload his math work to help students worldwide.
I not only watch math video clips. I take notes. Watching math videos is not the way to learn.
Taking notes is good - but I think solving them without looking at notes would be the real learning.
The way I learned as a student was to read the material in the textbook the night before the lecture, this way the lecture was not about things I knew nothing about, and it made more sense and I already had questions I could ask. During the lecture, I took no notes, and focused on the lecture rather than trying to scramble to write things down.
Then, when I did the assigned problems, I made certain I understood completely the derivation of all theorems used. While working the problems, I tried solving them in the most general way possible, so that I would then look at the behavior of the solutions at the boundaries, leading to insights regarding the behavior of the formulas. I always made sure to study for at least 3 hours for each hour spent in lecture.
Then, when I did the assigned problems, I made certain I understood completely the derivation of all theorems used. While working the problems, I tried solving them in the most general way possible, so that I would then look at the behavior of the solutions at the boundaries, leading to insights regarding the behavior of the formulas. I always made sure to study for at least 3 hours for each hour spent in lecture.