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New Math vs Old Math
I get wanting kids to understand what is going behind the scenes of the math problems. It's a good goal, but I do think they spend too much time on this portion. Show how to do it the shortcut way that most people know, show how it works, using the above, then back to the shortcut. Unless the person is entering a math field, they likely don't need the number theory.
It's not dumbing down, it's making it too complex for what most people need. Especially for those taught the old methods... of course "new math" is more like really old math, before we found shortcuts that we use now. The people who'll need number theory, will need to know how numbers actually work behind the scenes of what you are doing, will likely have a more intuitive understanding of the processes.
What needs to be done more is order of operations, so 6 / 2(1 + 2), isn't calculated as 1, and properly as 9... if I see somebody argue 6 / 6 is 1 ever again... There's another famous one that really messes up many calculators, because they do as entered, and don't wait for the equal sign to be entered. With a proper understanding of order of operations, they can use a calculator and get a correct answer. And that is more or less what "new math" is trying to teach in a very odd way...
Minute Physics covered Order of Operations well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9h1oqv21Vs
Making Solar Panels With A Particle Accelerator
Henry from Minute Physics is usually a pretty smart guy, so I'd be surprised if he was taken in by a scam, but anything is possible I guess.
Hmmmm, possible money grab with lots of flashy marketing? https://youtu.be/IbYtn420QBM
Making an Airbus A350 Airliner - Minute Physics
Very cool. Just want to tag this *viral, as this is a sponsored (by Airbus) minute physics video
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Qatar Airways A350XWB -Delivery flight- landing
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Airbus A350 vs Boeing 787
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Why are Stars Star-Shaped? - Minute Physics
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"Father of Inflation" Professor SURPRISED w/ New Discovery
Minute Physics sheds a bit of light
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Science YouTubers - Sixty Symbols
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Is It Better to Walk or Run in the Rain?
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Common Physics Misconceptions - Minute Physics
I think we shouldn't mislead our children by naming our science videos "minute physics" when clearly it takes two minutes to explain.
False teachers!
one minute physics what if the earth were hollow
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one minute physics what if the earth were hollow
>> ^lampishthing:
LIES. This video is 4 minutes long.
Yes, but there's only one minute's worth of physics.