Jimbo Lamb on 2009-01-05
I can understand having this be more helpful, as the students can search for a video that is aimed toward their problem that could teach the concept in a different way. Talk about differentiated instruction!
This link has been bookmarked by 8 people . It was first bookmarked on 16 Dec 2008, by Todd Wegman.
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In some cases, students claim that the videos have helped them better than their own teachers and textbooks to understand tough math and science concepts.
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Michelle KrillRather than paying for tutors, students are turning to free YouTube videos for help
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In some cases, students claim that the videos have helped them better than their own teachers and textbooks to understand tough math and science concepts.
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Dean MantzStruggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help
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ed help understanding differential equations or preparing for the AP physics exam? Rather than paying for tutors, students are turning to free YouTube videos for help. In some cases, students claim that the videos have helped them better than their own teachers and textbooks to understand tough math and science concepts.
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Struggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help
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Struggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help
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Todd Wegman on 2008-12-16
very interesting
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Struggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help
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