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Calcworkshop.com - Calculus Videos
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Covering Algebra + PreCalculus, Calculus I, II, III, + Linear Algebra & Differential Equations with Easy to Follow Lectures - 500+ Detailed Examples - Practice Final Exams
All courses taught by Jenn, Calculus Teacher, with 15 years experience
Covering Algebra + PreCalculus, Calculus I, II, III, + Linear Algebra & Differential Equations with Easy to Follow Lectures - 500+ Detailed Examples - Practice Final Exams
All courses taught by Jenn, Calculus Teacher, with 15 years experience
Calcworkshop Review - Emily Riccio (Biology Major)
After I found Calcworkshop, I felt like I was on top of the world in math. I knew what was going on, I knew how to do all the problems, and I just felt, I felt really, really confident.
My name is Emily. I am a recent graduate with a Bachelor's of Science in Integrated Biology.
Growing up, I was always pretty good at math. I, you know, I could really excel in algebra, and I felt very confident in it.
Then once I got to pre-calculus, things started to get a little bit tougher for me. Once trigonometry got involved, that's when things really started to be like, oh, you know, I need to really sit down and I need to study for this.
And I knew that calculus at my school was notoriously very hard. I knew that it was considered to be a weed-out class, and I knew that having had almost a four-year gap of math classes, that I was going to not be doing too well.
So those first two or three weeks of class, you know, I sat in the back of the room, not really knowing what was going on, just hoping that my notes would make sense later when I went back to look over them.
And, you know, I was, I was the last person to raise my hand to give an answer. You know, I'd somehow get a different answer than everybody else in the room.
You know, I never wanted to be the one to say what I got. And then once I started doing the Calcworkshop videos, that was when I started to gain some confidence.
And I realized, you know, I knew what I was doing, and I felt confident enough to raise my hand and give a correct answer.
And I also noticed that some of the ways that I was doing things, from how Jenn had explained in the videos, was actually a lot simpler than what I was learning in my class.
So not only was I raising my hand to give the answer, but I was doing it quicker than everyone else in my class. So I was the first one to raise my hand, not just raising my hand.
I actually did have a few of my classmates, and they would, they asked me, they said, "How do you, how do you know how to do this already? You know, we've covered two, two examples.
How in the world are you finishing these so quickly? How do you know what's going on?" And I'd tell them, "Listen, I do Calcworkshop, and it's absolutely amazing.
I was like, take all these notes." And I'd end up sharing notes with my friends, too. And I was sitting there, and I was explaining to my friends how to solve these problems that, if you would have asked me two weeks prior how to do, I would have looked at you and probably laughed a little bit.
The videos actually followed almost exactly the path that I was covering in class, which was very helpful because I kind of knew what videos to look at prior to my lectures so that I could stay on track.
But I would say that the videos would go into a lot more depth than what my lectures would go into. And every night before my lecture, I would watch the Calcworkshop videos that were going to be covered.
I'd go to class, and I would just kind of repeat that cycle. And that's what really helped me to succeed.
I wish that I had found Calcworkshop a few weeks sooner. I think that it was just absolutely fantastic. It's like having your favorite professor every single day for class.
And being able to watch and learn from her and know that this is someone who wants me to succeed in calculus. It's a great feeling. It really is.
My name is Emily. I am a recent graduate with a Bachelor's of Science in Integrated Biology.
Growing up, I was always pretty good at math. I, you know, I could really excel in algebra, and I felt very confident in it.
Then once I got to pre-calculus, things started to get a little bit tougher for me. Once trigonometry got involved, that's when things really started to be like, oh, you know, I need to really sit down and I need to study for this.
And I knew that calculus at my school was notoriously very hard. I knew that it was considered to be a weed-out class, and I knew that having had almost a four-year gap of math classes, that I was going to not be doing too well.
So those first two or three weeks of class, you know, I sat in the back of the room, not really knowing what was going on, just hoping that my notes would make sense later when I went back to look over them.
And, you know, I was, I was the last person to raise my hand to give an answer. You know, I'd somehow get a different answer than everybody else in the room.
You know, I never wanted to be the one to say what I got. And then once I started doing the Calcworkshop videos, that was when I started to gain some confidence.
And I realized, you know, I knew what I was doing, and I felt confident enough to raise my hand and give a correct answer.
And I also noticed that some of the ways that I was doing things, from how Jenn had explained in the videos, was actually a lot simpler than what I was learning in my class.
So not only was I raising my hand to give the answer, but I was doing it quicker than everyone else in my class. So I was the first one to raise my hand, not just raising my hand.
I actually did have a few of my classmates, and they would, they asked me, they said, "How do you, how do you know how to do this already? You know, we've covered two, two examples.
How in the world are you finishing these so quickly? How do you know what's going on?" And I'd tell them, "Listen, I do Calcworkshop, and it's absolutely amazing.
I was like, take all these notes." And I'd end up sharing notes with my friends, too. And I was sitting there, and I was explaining to my friends how to solve these problems that, if you would have asked me two weeks prior how to do, I would have looked at you and probably laughed a little bit.
The videos actually followed almost exactly the path that I was covering in class, which was very helpful because I kind of knew what videos to look at prior to my lectures so that I could stay on track.
But I would say that the videos would go into a lot more depth than what my lectures would go into. And every night before my lecture, I would watch the Calcworkshop videos that were going to be covered.
I'd go to class, and I would just kind of repeat that cycle. And that's what really helped me to succeed.
I wish that I had found Calcworkshop a few weeks sooner. I think that it was just absolutely fantastic. It's like having your favorite professor every single day for class.
And being able to watch and learn from her and know that this is someone who wants me to succeed in calculus. It's a great feeling. It really is.
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I'm enjoying this video. I love the way she teaches it.
Software engineer here. I had a very bad math record but Jenn is literally walking me through calculus at calcworkshop. I’m having the best time of my math journey. Almost bring tears to my eyes. Thank you Jenn.
oh my god, you explained what i couldnt learn over 3 semesters of retaking calculus within 38 mins. you are saving my grade rn. thank you so much!
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well explained.
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Hello! I checked your website. Is there any possibility of just taking one course? If I want to take discrete mathematics or calculus 2, Can I take one course instead of all the classes? Let me know!
You pay and you have EVERYTHING at your disposal. It’s up to you to pick what you want. I’ve been studying everything in sequence for past 2 years.
Great lesson. Thanks.
I know it’s 9 years later but I’ve got a calculus final tomorrow and this is very helpful so thank you
This is simply the BEST explanation that I have seen......
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Ma'am, you are a great teacher. the way of teaching is just amazing. Thanks 🙏
Hi Jenn, Your teaching is really good. I tried to take a monthly subscription from 'calc workshop' website. However, the VISA credit card payment is not going through. I wrote mail to your support team for the issue resolution. Can you please help with this ? Thanks in advance.
I actually had the pleasure of having her as my calc teacher in high school and can say, without a doubt, that she was among the best teachers I’ve ever had. She was so good, in fact, that I watched this video about calculus even though I will never take another calculus class. Glad to see she is helping so many other students to understand and love math
Hell no!. I took several math clases online from a bunch of tutors. From Arithmatic to Calculus 2, Your video explains in the sharper ways ive seen till now
This is the perfect mixing of whiteboard, digital, a live person and great content. (Unless Jenn is an advanced AI creation.) Well done.
Thanks for your efforts
Pretty cool. Brings back very dusty memories. She reminds me of one of my High School Math teachers from almost 50 years back, now, Mrs. Mickleson. She was as sharp and quick as the gal in this clip. Them were the days.
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Rigorous and clear steps --- EXCELLANT Explained in a Why and How fashion in a Clear Voice. Wish I had this Professor for Linear Algebra in my college days. ***** 5 Stars
Thanks for this invaluable video. Greetings from a fellow teacher!
8yrs later, you just made calculus easy for me.
thank'S you are amazing
Well done. Very clear.
Brilliant video, so clear and an explanation step by step is what we need from Mathmations such as this wonderful lady. Thank you so much. Terry Wright
It's only been 40 years, but I finally understand implicit differentiation. It's a shame it can't be presented your way all the time.
First teacher I have seen that seems to understand the main problem comes from setting up the two equations. Good stuff, I have a test over this in the morning and your explanation helped a bunch! 🤞
00:30 "...optimize my checking account..." 🤣🤣 finally! I'm watching the right YT video!
Nice to learn!
Appreciate this. Thank you.
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I honestly fell in love with how she explains this concept precisely and to the point. Please feel appreciated, I'm a Kenyan students of Mathematics
I finally scored grade A in Linear algebra, thanks Mummy. REF CONCEPT WAS MORE HELPFUL
Where were you when I was taking Calc 1, 2, 3 and DE? You are excellent! (subscribed)
You are such an excellent instructor! so thorough, so complete. thank you, thank you
Why is it that I took Calc 1 and calc 2 but never learned implicit differentiation. Nothing about this method even remotely rings a bell. I'm kind of irritated about it actually. And it's absolutely not because I was a bad student or lazy or anything. I got A's in both courses and never missed a lecture. I'll have to go back and check my notes from 9 years ago (yes, I saved all of my notes from any courses that were important to me) to check if I just forgot about it.
wow! you are so amazing, thanks for your effort❤
The best teaching that I want!
Outstanding explanation and easy to follow. I am signing up! One thing - isn't the last term +y instead of -y?
It is. A minor mistake but shows that you pay attention. Good on you👏🏽👏🏽
So can we just make the matrix without any "one" and say it is RREF?
The best explanation I've seen on UA-cam hands down!!!!
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Superb explanation Madam!
Omg thank you so much! I'm finally able to do my math assignment with better understanding and ease UwU
excellent video. I wish there is more content created in this channel.
Excellent explanation, I'll watch all your videos and take my notes before starting my calc 2 class next semester. Thank you very much.