Here at the Worldwide Center of Mathematics,
Tori, an intern working as the Assistant Director of Mathematical Content, has
been hard at work creating new math resources and posts. She’s recently starred
in several short videos that were made to help students study for the math
section of the ACT (the next exam is February 7th). Watch the playlist here! Tori is currently a math student at Northeastern University in Boston, and
truly enjoys breaking down math problems into simpler, understandable pieces.
Here's one of Tori's first ACT videos
From a big-picture perspective, we want
you, the students, parents, or teachers who watch these videos, to think of the
Center of Mathematics as your main resource for math help. Our founder, David
B. Massey, has given a multitude of lectures on his books and upper-level
mathematics that are all available on our Youtube channel. We are not
just a textbook publisher; we are a network of teachers and resources, and we
are here to help students learn the intricacies of their mathematics courses.
A video from the second ACT shoot
We know that standardized,
college-admission tests may seem daunting. They put a lot of pressure on the
student, both in terms of time and emotion. They require quick recall of
subjects learned all throughout high school. Our videos are meant to help train
you to approach ACT or SAT math problems as simply as possible. Often you’ll
see Tori use the same methods in several videos- that’s because she knows the
techniques to simplify the problems. Math isn’t everyone’s favorite subject,
but with Tori’s help (and the help of past and future interns), we can
hopefully ease the burden and relax the stigma that is associated with
mathematics on standardized tests.
If you have any questions or
suggestions for future videos, let us know in the comments!
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