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MyTutoringBee
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This is a channel for parents who are confused by the "new ways" math is being taught in the classroom! I have been a classroom teacher and a private tutor for many years, and I can help you help your children!
I have also started to create resources for teachers in the classroom! I love creating fun games and activities that teachers can implement in their classrooms whether it is in whole group, small group, morning work, or homework assignments! I also have a great library of spiral review worksheets and assessments for several different grade levels!
To any educators who would like to learn how to become an online tutor like me: I would love to help you! I've helped many teachers transition from working with students in the classroom to tutoring one-on-one online! Please check out my website for some FREE resources to help get you started!
I have also started to create resources for teachers in the classroom! I love creating fun games and activities that teachers can implement in their classrooms whether it is in whole group, small group, morning work, or homework assignments! I also have a great library of spiral review worksheets and assessments for several different grade levels!
To any educators who would like to learn how to become an online tutor like me: I would love to help you! I've helped many teachers transition from working with students in the classroom to tutoring one-on-one online! Please check out my website for some FREE resources to help get you started!
How to Multiply Variables with Exponents (Multiplication Property of Exponents)
In this video, we go over how to use multiplication properties of exponents. I will show you a lot of examples, using positive exponents, and we will discuss the rule when multiplying variables with exponents and coefficients. Multiplying exponents with the same base is easy if you know the rules! This is just one of the laws of exponents. If you are in pre-Algebra, or are a teacher or parent with a student in pre-Algebra, this is one of my pre-Algebra series videos where I cover all of the typical skills you might see in a pre-Algebra class!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Rule for exponents
1:00 Rule for different variables
1:44 Rule for coefficients
2:44 Challenge problem
You can find the FULL LIST of Pre-Algebra videos here: mytutoringbee.com/pre-algebra/
If you are looking for other math UA-cam videos that pair well with this skill, try these:
💡How to find the LCM or Lowest Common Multiple: ua-cam.com/video/K_j5WPGiqbU/v-deo.html
💡How to find the Square Root using Factor Tree: ua-cam.com/video/1EO6rqtSTgU/v-deo.html
💡Simplify Cube Root (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsgB2tYz-r_UI?feature=share
💡Simplify Square Root (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsl1LcmwNwuHk?feature=share
💡Find Prime Factors with Factor Tree (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsQpoAvUJImE4?feature=share
💡Find LCM (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsMYsBt6gYaH4?feature=share
💡Find GCF (short): ua-cam.com/users/shorts6941CjRMd04?feature=share
My name is Beth, and I am a full-time online math tutor. I am passionate about teaching students all over the world! I created this UA-cam channel as a way to help parents when their kids need help with math homework. A lot of the clients I work with tell me that they don't understand some of the alternative methods that are being taught these days. Well, I'm here to help with that! I love that there are so many different methods for solving math problems. Students learn in a variety of ways, so why not have a variety of methods?! Interested in one-to-one online tutoring? Click here: bit.ly/MTBweb
You can also find me at these links below.
➡️Facebook (for parents and students): MyTutoringBee/
➡️Facebook (for teachers and tutors): MyTutoringBeeCoach
➡️Instagram: mytutoringbee
➡️Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/MyTutoringBee/
➡️Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@mytutoringbee
If you are a teacher, then thank you so much for watching! I hope that my videos have helped you help your students. If you are looking for downloadable online resources to help your students practice and grow, these may help you out:
☑️Solving One-Step Equations with One Variable Digital Task Cards: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Solving-One-Step-Equations-with-One-Variable-Digital-Task-Cards-10632278
☑️GCF Activity and Factoring Expressions New Years Mystery Pixel Activity Digital: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/GCF-Activity-and-Factoring-Expressions-New-Years-Mystery-Pixel-Activity-Digital-7451511
☑️Add and Subtract Polynomials Fall Mystery Picture Pixel Activity Digital: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Add-and-Subtract-Polynomials-Fall-Mystery-Picture-Pixel-Activity-Digital-7355014
☑️Order of Operations WITH EXPONENTS Boom Cards and Google Slides Set 3: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Order-of-Operations-WITH-EXPONENTS-Boom-Cards-and-Google-Slides-Set-3-6445584
☑️Pythagorean Theorem Intro Boom Cards Digital Activity: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pythagorean-Theorem-Intro-Boom-Cards-Digital-Activity-6307175
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Rule for exponents
1:00 Rule for different variables
1:44 Rule for coefficients
2:44 Challenge problem
You can find the FULL LIST of Pre-Algebra videos here: mytutoringbee.com/pre-algebra/
If you are looking for other math UA-cam videos that pair well with this skill, try these:
💡How to find the LCM or Lowest Common Multiple: ua-cam.com/video/K_j5WPGiqbU/v-deo.html
💡How to find the Square Root using Factor Tree: ua-cam.com/video/1EO6rqtSTgU/v-deo.html
💡Simplify Cube Root (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsgB2tYz-r_UI?feature=share
💡Simplify Square Root (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsl1LcmwNwuHk?feature=share
💡Find Prime Factors with Factor Tree (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsQpoAvUJImE4?feature=share
💡Find LCM (short): ua-cam.com/users/shortsMYsBt6gYaH4?feature=share
💡Find GCF (short): ua-cam.com/users/shorts6941CjRMd04?feature=share
My name is Beth, and I am a full-time online math tutor. I am passionate about teaching students all over the world! I created this UA-cam channel as a way to help parents when their kids need help with math homework. A lot of the clients I work with tell me that they don't understand some of the alternative methods that are being taught these days. Well, I'm here to help with that! I love that there are so many different methods for solving math problems. Students learn in a variety of ways, so why not have a variety of methods?! Interested in one-to-one online tutoring? Click here: bit.ly/MTBweb
You can also find me at these links below.
➡️Facebook (for parents and students): MyTutoringBee/
➡️Facebook (for teachers and tutors): MyTutoringBeeCoach
➡️Instagram: mytutoringbee
➡️Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/MyTutoringBee/
➡️Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@mytutoringbee
If you are a teacher, then thank you so much for watching! I hope that my videos have helped you help your students. If you are looking for downloadable online resources to help your students practice and grow, these may help you out:
☑️Solving One-Step Equations with One Variable Digital Task Cards: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Solving-One-Step-Equations-with-One-Variable-Digital-Task-Cards-10632278
☑️GCF Activity and Factoring Expressions New Years Mystery Pixel Activity Digital: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/GCF-Activity-and-Factoring-Expressions-New-Years-Mystery-Pixel-Activity-Digital-7451511
☑️Add and Subtract Polynomials Fall Mystery Picture Pixel Activity Digital: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Add-and-Subtract-Polynomials-Fall-Mystery-Picture-Pixel-Activity-Digital-7355014
☑️Order of Operations WITH EXPONENTS Boom Cards and Google Slides Set 3: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Order-of-Operations-WITH-EXPONENTS-Boom-Cards-and-Google-Slides-Set-3-6445584
☑️Pythagorean Theorem Intro Boom Cards Digital Activity: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pythagorean-Theorem-Intro-Boom-Cards-Digital-Activity-6307175
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Simplify Expressions by Combining Like Terms
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We will go over several examples of how to simplify rational expressions by combining like terms! If two terms have the same variables with the same exponents, then they are like terms and can be combined! We will discuss what is a like term and what is not, how to simplify expressions with exponents, and different strategies to make these problems EASY! If you are learning to add and subtract ...
Evaluating Algebraic Expressions
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I go over how to evaluate algebraic expressions with variables using order of operations! This is one of the first skills students learn in pre-algebra class. Evaluating algebraic expressions is so fundamental to many other skills in algebra. We will dive in to how to substitute values for variables and then use order of operations to solve. Many times, students get confused by the word “evalua...
Writing Algebraic Expressions from Word form
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Learn how to write Algebraic Expressions using variables from word problems! In this video, I will show you plenty of examples of writing algebraic expressions in simplest form. If you are a parent or teacher with students struggling with this skill, I will show you three different difficulty levels to help your student understand how to take word form and turn it into an algebraic expression w...
How to Round Decimals Nearest Tenth & More!
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If you have a student who wants to learn how to round to the nearest tenth, nearest whole number, and more, I will show you all you need to know in this video! What is rounding off numbers? How do you know the rules for rounding? What does rounding to the nearest whole number mean? I will go over all of this! We’ll take a look at place value and how the whole number place values are related to ...
Order of Operations Review
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Let’s do some order of operation practice! If you were given a math problem with a ton of different operations, which operation would you do first? I will show you how to do the order of operations in this video as well as point out some common mistakes to avoid! I have 4 different order of operations problems we will do together, some are easy and some are more challenging. We will discuss the...
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(8 + 7) / 3 = 5
Nice! I have a feeling you would be good at this game!
Thank you. 🙌🏼
You're so welcome!
Underrated ❤
Aww thanks!
Can't understand
I appreciate your comment! This method isn't for everyone. I have a few other methods listed in the description!
Absolute value was my limitation back in high school so I gave up. Not sure if it was this video or just life itself that made me realize how easy it is to understand now.
Honestly, saaaame! I knew the steps to solve back in HS, but I really didn't understand the *why*. So YAY to whatever brought us both to this point of understanding! 😆 Thanks for watching and letting me know!
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks for watching!
There is an easier, simpler, faster way to do that, that is less difficult to understand.
Yes! Many! I put a few links in the description. Maybe you might like the "box method" or "grid method"
90 / 100,000 900-10 900-10 1 1800-20 +1800-+20 =3600 - =40 1 3600-40 3600-40 1 7,200-80 7,200-80 =14,400-160 +14,400-160 =28,800-320 +28,800-320 =56,600-640 +28,000-320 =86,400-960 + 7,200-80 =93,600-1,040 + 3,600-40 =97,200-1,080 + 1,800-20 =99,000-1,100 + 900-10 =99,900-1,110 + 90-1 =99,990-1,111 90 / 100,000= 1,111 r9
Great job!
So what you've done is break the long division symbol such that it CANNOT POSSIBLY be used for decimal division. Great job. Next we'll be teaching children to count by cutting off fingers and toes. Thankyou for trying to help people. This remains an aberration that should be scorched from existence. Literally rip it out of books and burn the pages and leave no records behind so that the idea cannot spread.
It CAN be done with decimals! I have a link in the description! There are a lot of ways to get answers in math, why stop at learning just one? Thanks for your comment!!
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Mujhe samzane ka tarika acha lga bus mujhe abhi decimal devide karna nhi aya hai
Tell me more about what is confusing to you! Did you check out the other videos I have linked? There might be something there that could help you. Thanks!
i saw that from the begining
Nice! Great job.
“Because we can divide 24 by 3” If you knew you could then the trick isnt useful
Could you please explain what you mean? How is this not a useful tool just because someone might know 24 can be divided by 3? Let's say you're right and someone doesn't know 24/3=8, there are many ways to get there. You could also use the factors of 4 & 6 to get to 3 & 8 since 4x2=8 and 6/2=3. This was just one example! Thanks for your comment!!
@@MyTutoringBee The way you mentioned in this comment is a much better example. In the video you were showing ways to find factors, but then made knowing the factors a prerequisite.
Again, I appreciate the comment! Just trying my best out here! It's difficult to get everything that I want to say in under a minute! Hoping the main point gets across. 🌟
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Can you use 2319by415
I can do that! Be on the lookout
Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/kkTtH2Bbrec/v-deo.html
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Hey! 👋🏻
What app do you use? Cause the one Im using is going to leave soon!…
I use a few to put it all together, but the final app I record on is tiktok. What are you using?
@@MyTutoringBee I use jamboard but its leaving in October. Any recommendations?
Oh! For the writing in the background I 100% recommend BitPaper!
The way I was taught to do multiplication in 1969 was much faster and simpler.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting! As mentioned in the short, yes, this method takes longer than the standard algorithm; however, many students who initially struggle with that method find the visuals and scaffolding of this lattice method much easier! It's a great stepping stone to get some students more comfortable with multi-digit multiplication. 😊
nobody multiplies like this. just some teachers thinking they were smart making a more complicated and less straightforward method.
I've worked with thousands of students over the last 12 years and I always make this joke with them -> when teachers are going through school to get their teaching certificate, we have to take a class called "How to make students' lives miserable 101" 😆
Im not a trio im a 4 group people and in the left out person btw they r Christians and IM muslime and the other girl is muslim too but im the left out one
So sorry to hear you feel left out!
Its ok
I had a 6th grade student use Touch Math all the time. He was always correct in his answers; he was never wrong. And it seemed so easy for him. He was very confident in adding and subtracting. All the other students would make errors when using fingers or tallies.
I love it!
Ty
🙏🏻 thanks for watching!
This helped me a lot cuz I had a test the next day after a long weekend so I countenance remember anything
Glad it helped!!!!
You're a great teacher. I can tell instantly. I'm a tutor needing to help my student with this method today. I was completely unfamiliar with it but...no longer. Subscribed. :)
Thank you so much!
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I know, right?!?!
Super smart, I'm gonna teach this to my students, thank you.
Thank you! Wish I could take the credit for coming up with this myself! 😂
The c=169 is wrong it should be c squared =169 the answer is c=13
That's exactly right! Great job!
6×3 6×5????????
As I mentioned in the video, this particular strategy only works for 6 times even numbers. 3 and 5 are odd numbers, so they have some different rules! Thanks for watching and for your question!
What about the 2 10s
The two tens are not prime numbers (meaning they are evenly divisible by numbers other than 1 and itself) so we needed to keep factoring all of the numbers until we got down to ONLY prime numbers, in this case, those prime numbers were 2 x 2 x 5 x 5 x 5 (<-- if you were to multiply all of those prime numbers out, you would get 500 again). Once we have all of the prime numbers identified, then we can simplify the cube root. Thanks so much for your question!
That's great 👍
thank you so much for watching!
24 - 8 x 2 + 2 = 24 + (-16) + 2 = 26 + (-16) = 10.
Perfect!
The answer is 10!
Great job!
May I ask a question. 24-16+2. Are we adding or subtracting. Thanks
Subtract 24-16 first, then add 2!
24-16+ 2
It’s been so long!
I only watched a couple of your videos, but I love your teaching style already.
Aww thank you so much! That means a lot!
This is more work and more confusing than regular old long division. It’s longer and more arbitrary numbers
I agree that this method does typically take longer than the standard algorithm if you understand and know how to do the standard algorithm well! However, "more confusing" is subjective. Some students find the standard algorithm to be very confusing, and find this method a lot easier to understand! It's definitely not about speed with this one - it's about finding what works best for you! Thanks for watching and your comment!
If I see someone make that mistake im gonna laugh condescendingly towards them.
😬 Play nice out there.
X=-28
great job!
This entire video is a mistake 😂 First, there is no single mistake with the math, there are 2. First is adding 4 instead of subtracting 4. Then you have 4 being added to 32, and 4 being subtracted from 4-x. So first mistake is bad maths. Second mistake is sneaking in a major error that results in a change to the whole equation. But the last mistake is acting like it's 1 mistake.
I appreciate you watching and your comment! The challenge of getting my point across in 45 seconds is tough 😵💫
Math is easy Millions of different routes to get to the same answer.
I really love that there are so many ways to get to the same answer! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank u a lot this helped me a lot with my homework and I was going to support bc of helpful methods u deserve a sub and a like 🎉🎉❤
So glad it helped! Thanks so much for the like and subscribing!
Could u show the step by step on screen or white board to get from original to 2nd equation, please?
That's a great idea! I sure can.
I hope this helps ua-cam.com/video/VsYisHmhx64/v-deo.html
Thank You!!!
You're welcome!
Time consuming....
I agree! It definitely takes more time than the standard algorithm! But I still love it because it gives visual structure to students who really need it when they are first learning this skill.
That is definitely easier. It seems to cut out most of the subtraction. And that would have been immensely helpful to me as a child.
I totally agree - I wish I had some of these strategies when I was a kid learning all of this!
Thanks
No problem!
Great video, thanks!!
Glad you liked it!
For each pair under the radical, you get 1 outside. So it should have just been one 2 on the outside.2sqrt(14)
Yes, exactly! 💯
Doesnt this method not always work past very basic linear equations? Isnt it better to just plug in a point to the equation to determine on which side of a line you should shade, especially as you go ahead and start shading multiple lines at once, and doing more advanced math which incorporates the idea later on?
Substituting a point is a GREAT way to determine where to shade! Unfortunately, not many alg 1 students will take the time to do this. So my goal with students new to this skill it to teach them to think of the shading in terms of y and shade above or below the y-intercept instead of "left or right" of the line! Great point, though! Subbing in a point is a much more accurate way to shade!
And I'm in third grade this is the grade I start doing times so it's hard
I totally understand! Keep practicing and you'll get it!
Thank you for helping me a lot because in class like everyone else is answering the questions and I'm like idk😅
Glad this helped!
omg thank you so much I will def get a %100 on my multiplication test❤❤
You're welcome! Glad this helped.
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I'm 36 homeschooling my sons-never learned this! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! I never learned this when I was in school either!