Video Learning

Youtube helps students to do maths

I read with interest on this article (taken from Digital Life Singapore).

Nicole, the student mentioned that she can learn at her own pace anytime, anywhere. And if there are any concepts she wasn't clear, she was able to rewind and replay till she understood what they were all about.

With the advancement of technology, learning can be so accessible and it's all for free and most importantly, learning is only through medium which is likeable and popular with the students.

singaporeolevelmaths.com has been using videos for teaching tools as well and I am going to introduce more videos in 2009 as part of adding value to all our readers. So keep a lookout for these videos which will absolutely help you in your Mastery of your 'O' level Math. Here are some of the previous videos:

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Protected: Video Solution: GCE O Level 2008 Additional Mathematics Quadratic Equations (Subscribe and Get Password Access)

A-Math: Find Coordinates and Nature of Stationery Point (Plus: Tips to note in Differentiation)

The following question is similar to June 2008 GCE O Level A-Math Paper question which is testing on the following concepts

Differentiation involving exponential (I have written a post on Differentiation of e; post on Basic Differentiation Techniques are available here too )

Finding coordinates and nature of stationary point (Application of Differentiation)

Watch the video for a few more important tips on handling this sort of question.

Video Solution Of Plane Geometry Question (Plus:Strategy To Handle Angles)

This is the step by step video solution for this Plane Geometry question

Inside this video, you will get to know how I begin this question with a clear objective and the steps I took to achieve this objective.

I used 2 strategies (on differentiating the angles) to quickly and easily prove this question.

Letting an angle be x
Usage of color (In exams, you can perhaps use different type of lines to differentiate the angles as well)

Hear from you on this approach. If you have your own approach, we would love to hear from you.

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