Thank you!

We do! Thanks for your positive feedback. :-)

Thank you! In a perfect world, my video production would be better, but thanks for encouraging me! Glad you share my videos with your students. I make mine watch them, too. :-)

but at least it was funny

What's your background in math? I'm not trying to be mean... This type of problem builds upon months of teaching and learning and practicing in my class. I assume that my students know the unit circle, the trig parent functions, inverse trig parent functions, and transformations in general before we get to this point. I should have videos on all those topics if you'd like to go back and watch them.

I'll try to do that when we get there this year. No promises, haha! KZfaq isn't my first priority...

You'd order someone trying to help you for free?

@@lach3898 If someone is commited to teaching someone or willing to teach someone, regardless of the price, the quality of education should always be there. You don't go tell people that are teaching poor kids if Africa to teach them whatever they want, regardless of whether it's correct or not, because they are not charging anything do you?

@@whamc Just now seeing this... Here's my two cents: teachers are humans and make mistakes like everyone else. I've found that when I make a mistake in the classroom my students and I catch the mistake together. I don't have that luxury when I'm posting videos to KZfaq. I might catch my mistakes, but I might not... I still think it's worth my time and energy to make these videos available to the public even with the possibility that I won't be perfect. Hopefully, my 400+ videos are a net positive in the world... if not, sorry... you're always welcome to find other channels and/or create videos yourself.

I can second this. She has now wasted over 120 hours of accumulated time because she was too lazy to redo a 6 minute video.