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How to Learn from a Flipping Educational Video

5/29/2015

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Before you assign flipped videos from which you expect your students to learn, you need to teach them How to Learn from a  Flipping Educational Video!
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Yes, I make mistakes.

5/27/2015

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I made a mistake in one of my recent videos. It is so subtle it took almost 7000 views before someone noticed and let me know, however, it is still a mistake. Therefore, I have fixed the mistake and this video replaces the previous version. I guarantee you I have made mistakes while teaching in the classroom which went unnoticed. This is what I love about posting all of my lectures to YouTube, my mistakes will be noticed and I can fix them.

Please, if you have a link to my previous AP Physics 1: Simple Harmonic Motion Review, please update that link.

FYI: The mistake was, in the words of Mario Penaloza, whom I thank both for noticing and letting me know about the mistake, "If position #1 is already to the right then the graph you showed for velocity is wrong because the derivative of cos(x) (position) is -sin(x) not sin(x) … Let me know if I'm wrong.” That’s correct, I forgot a negative sign, that is all it was. However, it made the velocity graph incorrect, which is unacceptable.
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Positive Comments!

5/13/2015

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Here are some of the great YouTube comments I received during the first fortnight of May. Also, I just passed the 400,000 view mark, which is nice.

  • 2015.05.12: "I truly appreciate your videos and the effort that you have put into these amazing videos. I finished watching all the AP Physics 1 Flipping Physics format videos, and it was truly amazing to see myself being equipped with more physics knowledge everyday." John Kim
  • 2015.05.11: "This is what teachers should be like! You're awesome <3" STSfoxface L
  • 2015.05.06: "my friends and i just found your vids and youre honestly one of the best if not the best that we've seen. i hope you know you're appreciated and behalf of us all thank you for all the effort you put into make these, it helped us a lot 😄👌" Jayesh Sharma
  • 2015.05.05: "This stuff is so helpful, thanks so much for putting the effort into making these videos. Helped me remember all the stuff I forgot and I'm talking about all your videos not just this one! Just want to let you know that my entire class is using your videos to help study for the ap physics test and how much of a huge help it's been." Potato God
  • 2015.05.04: "THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!!! They have helped me so much in studying for the AP Physics test on Wednesday. Your videos cover everything and are helping me understand what I didn't get the first time around. Honestly I wish you taught my AP Physics 1 class this year." Peter Fortunato
  • 2015.05.04: "This is going to save me. Thank you so much. This clears up all the knowledge that I've gained all year and enables me to use it. Now I know what to do with all this stuff in my notes." Mrdenverfan01
  • 2015.05.03: "Thank you so much for posting these!!! You're saving lives! (The lives of the juniors who are going to take the AP Physics exam)" catgoesmeow07
  • 2015.05.03: "i wish i knew about these videos when i was struggling in class months ago, this is a godsend!" Awsuman Dayal
  • 2015.05.02: "YOU ARE AMAZING AT EXPLAINING THINGS IN A VERY SIMPLE AND CLEAR MANNER!!!" Hey Hey
  • 2015.05.01: "thank you so much man! it definitely helped me study for my test, and it helped me understand this unit better. Your videos are cool!!! Thank you again!" rose
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Cedar Point!

5/11/2015

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I've got my fanny pack, overalls, emergency medical forms, "With or Without You" CD, etc. Yep, I'm all packed and ready for my annual physics pilgrimage with students to Cedar Point! If you see me in Sandusky, Ohio on Tuesday, May 12 and have learned from my videos, Say Hello! Otherwise, wish us good weather and short lines!
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Good Luck on the AP Physics C Exam!

5/9/2015

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If you are taking an AP Physics C exam this Monday, you certainly should utilize my review and exam solution videos. Oh, and Enjoy the Exam!
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Good Luck Everybody!

5/6/2015

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    Yep, I make physics videos in the hope that you can learn physics.  If you are a physics teacher, I am very hopeful that you will want to use them to help flip your physics class.

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