Are these math videos good?
- Thread starter Jason76
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As someone who struggled with math (and also did not enjoy it as I got older) in school, they're not bad, but I think some verbal explanation and more examples would be beneficial. Neither video had sound from what I could tell, and it was just the text on the screen for about 20 seconds. I ended up pausing it so I could read it, and while it made sense in the end, it just felt like it wasn't enough for me to fully grasp the concept. I think maybe breaking it down step by step would be helpful instead of just leaving a bunch of text on the screen to read over the course of 20 seconds (assuming you're not pausing like I did) and maybe doing additional examples? I dunno, I guess just from the perspective of someone who didn't really understand math, if I was in school and trying to understand the concepts explained in the videos and stumbled upon these, I think they'd help, but I think I'd end up having to go find another video to help explain it further. They're definitely a good start though!
On an unrelated note though, in the GCF video on the first line, it's referred to as the GFC. I'm sure it's just a typo, but definitely something worth fixing in future versions of the video!
On an unrelated note though, in the GCF video on the first line, it's referred to as the GFC. I'm sure it's just a typo, but definitely something worth fixing in future versions of the video!
Your descriptions on how to achieve the solutions to each equation is well written and does a great job teaching those who struggle with math. (I'm one of those people lol.) But I think verbal explanations would work better with this topic. I agree with what @Felly said having each step broken down would do a much better job of teaching people math.
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