While I’ve always thought the Jesus parody is great, this is my new favorite:
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Thank you, thank you! This brought back fond memories of my three months as a Math major in college (before I ran back to the comforting shelter of English Lit).
I showed that clip to my grade 11 class last week as we were revising displacement, velocity and acceleration. As with most things I share with them, I found it much more entertaining. Maybe one day these dang kids’ll get some culture!
As a high school calculus teacher, I found this to be inspired geek humor!
Of course, a certain literary license must be granted to use “derive” as the verb instead of “differentiate”, but then anyone who really appreciates the video is probably aware of this.
June 3, 2008 at 9:15 am |
Thank you, thank you! This brought back fond memories of my three months as a Math major in college (before I ran back to the comforting shelter of English Lit).
June 3, 2008 at 10:09 am |
I showed that clip to my grade 11 class last week as we were revising displacement, velocity and acceleration. As with most things I share with them, I found it much more entertaining. Maybe one day these dang kids’ll get some culture!
June 5, 2008 at 5:39 am |
Doesn’t the guy doing the dancing look like our current Modern World History teacher?
“Those Himalaya’s of the mind”
June 19, 2008 at 1:52 am |
As a high school calculus teacher, I found this to be inspired geek humor!
Of course, a certain literary license must be granted to use “derive” as the verb instead of “differentiate”, but then anyone who really appreciates the video is probably aware of this.