Kudos to this man for going out of his way to present something that his students will remember for the rest of their lives.
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WeNeedALadder +1748
I was gonna say it's not really anything special, and that I remember a teacher doing something almost exactly the same when I was in middle school. And then I realized I remember almost nothing about middle school, but I do remember the teacher doing this experiment and the basic principles behind it. So I guess you got a point.
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bigJONESchillin +281
Facts I don’t even remember who taught me how to count but I’ll remember this
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S E N L Y ☂︎︎☂︎︎ +31
Ao3
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The 6th Floor +39
They'll forget it by the end of class.
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Zhu Yuchen +63
@WeNeedALadder im a middle schooler and my teacher just did this thing like today
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A Person +2226
We NEED more teachers like this. It makes the students actually WANT to learn. Instead of just making them stare at a piece of paper to remember things then forget them after their finals, it makes them want to learn about the topic, as what he did here was actually interesting.
3 месяца назад
FromAnAltReality +44
we want more teachers who put their lives on the line yea
3 месяца назад
theoriginalthg +5
@FromAnAltReality Are you being facetious? Probably.
3 месяца назад
Synso +5
You still need to memorize the various formulas, but at least you know what they actually are
3 месяца назад
kojja +6
It’s up to the kid if they want to learn. But yeah blame the teacher if your kid is a numbskull who has no future
2 месяца назад
Dabled +15
@kojja wait till you find out others can influence your decision. If the teacher is shit ur not going to want to learn what he teaches but if its a good teacher its going to be your fav thing in school
2 месяца назад
monsterval +351
watching this years later and understanding every concept and formula is crazy to me, I'm glad he does visual examples I wish more physics teachers were like this instead of just doing a bunch of notes and then word problems
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Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +26
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/esyw1xihCWk
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Prakhar Srivastava +4
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. Hello sir, I'm a student of 10th grade and I'm in love with your lectures, so much so that I can't stop watching advanced concepts. I can't believe I'm able to understand college level topics while being in highschool ❤❤
26 дней назад
AJ Is Da Bombsauce +954
I absolutely love the squeal that is heard at the end of the presentation!!! Usually it’s a bit embarrassing and frowned upon to make noise during a teachers lecture, but it goes to show the true engagement you have made with your example of physics!! She just couldn’t help but make an anxious noise as you put your body on the line, and the whole room erupts with laughter because of it! Truly a presentation they will never forget, and from that, you’ve made an amazing difference in the world by making us smarter. ❤
2 месяца назад
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +40
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230328.html
2 месяца назад
Metaphoria +16
Or that they didn’t wanna see someone’s face splattered .. w all do respect professor
2 месяца назад
jarkee +6
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. umm, why did you posted that?
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Calming Nature - White Noise +2
or aybe she was worried she was gonna see his face get smashed in :/
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TheGamerBoy // TGB +1
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. Thanks I guess?
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HARSHA [IITIAN] +10
'' This man risked his life for PHYSICS '' You’re probably the best physics teacher out there. There should always be a way to learn something new in a fun way! ✨
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Double G +40
Wow! This physics teacher's enthusiasm and dedication to his students are truly inspiring. It's wonderful to see a teacher who goes above and beyond to make learning a memorable experience. By incorporating visual examples and engaging demonstrations, he not only imparts knowledge but also instills a genuine love for the subject. Teachers like him make a significant difference in the lives of their students and inspire them to pursue their passions. Kudos to this exceptional educator for his remarkable teaching methods and his commitment to making a positive impact on his students' lives.
19 дней назад
Feno Lee +12586
I watched his physics lecture series back in 2008 when I worked in restaurants to save up for university. Over a decade later, I'm now a senior engineer in a multinational consultancy. Thanks for the inspiration and wisdom!!
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Hi +138
Epic! Nice you got what you wanted!
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Gokubleach09 +35
🤛👍😊
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Manny +54
good for you! That's amazing!
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Js B +10
no big deal tho
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Senku ishigami +89
@Js B it is
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Christian Auman +110
It's amazing to see a professor like Lewin who is so passionate about teaching. His enthusiasm is evident in every class and you can see the student's engagement as a result. This type of dedication is rarely seen in college professors at my college. Unfortunately, most of them don't seem to care about their students or put any effort into preparing or delivering lectures. It's a shame that students have to suffer because of this apathy. I hope that Lewin's example will inspire more professors and teachers to strive to reach his level of commitment to teaching.
3 месяца назад
Schrödinger's Tribble +67
These are the kinds of lessons that stick with people. Well done Professor!
3 месяца назад
moonie
👍
19 дней назад
OneSmellyTaco +26
there are only a few teachers from my life that I remember. You sir would've been one of them. Its teachers like you that inspire millions of bright young minds. Thank you for doing what you do and for bringing passion into it.
2 месяца назад
VIVEK KUMAR +13
The man, the myth, the legend.. I was quite thrilled to watch it even though video is uploaded 7 years before.. Couldn't imagine from where you brought so much courage to actually perform it.. Lots of thank you for making us love in Physics... I know you're reading this sir.. Thank you kind sir
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Erin Grey +24
The world needs more teachers like him 💕
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Karan
I agree
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Lance leader +9234
“Physics works, and I’m still alive!” This is the second time I’ve watched this video and I love it. That professor has balls.
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See it or Flick it. +289
Literally! One almost crushed him. 😃😃😃
10 месяцев назад
emmi luuv +17
@See it or Flick it. tmi dude 🤦🏻♀️
7 месяцев назад
Mr12Relic +40
There was once an engineering professor who would throw himself at the safety glass windows in a very tall building to demonstrate that it won't crack or shatter because it's specially designed to withstand much more significant forces. This worked every time but once. The pane of glass remained perfectly intact but popped from its case.
5 месяцев назад
Joe Smith +25
@emmi luuv how tf is that a tmi
5 месяцев назад
Thunder Spark +4
Religious people making false predictions: Is it possible to learn this power?
4 месяца назад
Pepe Silvia +12
I love your enthusiasm, a fundamental concept taught in a fun and unforgettable way. Wish the world of academia was full of spirited educators like you from top to bottom, what a wonderful world that would be!
3 месяца назад
Hayden Carn +5
This is so darn epic, I wish there were more teachers like him. He would have made school very interesting.
7 дней назад
t +8
I studied physics with all my heart to give my pre-med exam. Now I'm a medical student. But I still like to watch sir Walter Lewis ❤
2 месяца назад
The Masked man +3
This is not teaching as we used to know it, this is inspiring his students. Excellent.
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Isaias Aponte +5
Man I just wish I could have a teacher like this, the passion he has for showing things is incredibly, hats of to you
2 месяца назад
Mirza Zayan Begg +8841
Teacher: This could kill me Audience: Laughs
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secret unknown +646
Teacher : this killed me Audience : laughs
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im dylan +521
Teacher: gets his chin crushed because he failed to give it 0 speed Audience: Laughs
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Patris_21 +472
Teacher : Physics works, and I am still alive. Audience : *cries*
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YvNg ski +46
💀💀💀
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Chandu Kumar Reddy +157
Teacher: This could kill me Cringe YouTubers: Respect 💯
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Sunny Mash +5
You’re probably the best physics teacher out there. There should always be a way to learn something new in a fun way! ✨
28 дней назад
xtop23 +8
Loved that. Teachers like that are what our world sorely needs more of
3 месяца назад
ojjuiceman2772 +3
This professor thought he was teaching a room full of students.... Naw this guy is teaching 41 million people, people still watching his lesson today..... Absolute legend.. we need more men and women like this teacher teaching the world for generations.. not just the youth but everyone
2 месяца назад
JackTheRiprr +3
This professor is one of the things that inspire me to do my best regardless of what hindrances I have. Even if you have a bad teacher, less-than-hospitable household, financial struggles, or any other negative variable. If you do your best, you can achieve the same as anyone who has the odds in their favour. A good student is a student unaffected by outside variables, whom does their best and learns. A person who learns is better than a person with talent whom does not learn.
2 месяца назад
Jack The Ripper +3
give this man an oscar for having the strongest passion and confidence in himself and physics to a point he would put his life on the line for a lesson.
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Soe Lemon +6082
Even knowing the results, my heart was still beating fast when he released the ball
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sweetcinnamonpnchkin +180
Wonder how many students were laughing due to stress release.
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Abdullah Awais +53
uh no coz if the man didn't release it with 0 speed it could have hit him that's why he was so nervous
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Optimistic Watermelon +33
Op was talking about the fact that they themselves, not the teacher, knew the outcome.
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AppleDan +3
@Abdullah Awais what?
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Anshika Upadhyay +1
he is a great teacher ....... no words to appreciate his efforts of making this class memorable for his students.
2 месяца назад
Tiago Bordin
I was lucky to have a really cool physics teacher on my first year on high school. I remember him pushing chairs to explain the basics for us. That man made me love physics till today.
6 дней назад
The Studio Architect
This is a good, memorable way to do a lesson. Doing something fun and exciting is much better for students than giving them a sheet of paper or doing a boring lesson. What a great guy!
3 месяца назад
Rajesh Ganesan +2
Great Lecture! Taught with Practical approach will remember by the students for their whole life. Even we are watching this in online boosts and develop our self confidence on technical understanding. Thank you sir!
2 месяца назад
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +1
you are welcome
2 месяца назад
The Original Starwalker
This is awesome and I hope this guy is still giving his lectures happily. This is the type of teacher I wish I had.
18 дней назад
Joshua Brand +2028
I sat through physics I and II and almost exclusively learned everything from the textbook. Professors like these are gold mines of inspiration.
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John Doe +10
Nobody gonna mention how Dennis from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia suddenly appears at 2:05?
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Atomic Fireball +3
@John Doe holy shit i see it man
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BearAddictionz
@John Doe does not look like Dennis at all
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Michael
Explain to me how you could do anything like this when learning 95% of the topics you learn in a physics degree. You need to learn from a textbook. It is the best way to learn. Most of the time, it is the only way to learn. Don't believe that 'you just forget it after the exam' bs either - it's not about your capacity to remember, it's about your capacity to have been able to learn it.
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Stalker_Dorcha
I would love to have this teacher. Not only is he an actual teacher, which is rare today since now they want the computers to teach while they go shop on walmart, but he also does crazy stuff to help people understand and believe things... Kudos to him
2 месяца назад
Andrei-Calin Ardelean +1
It's practical and easy to follow experiments like this that make for a memorable lesson. Imagine schools actually put more effort into giving real life visual examples of what they teach, students might actually become fond of learning.
3 месяца назад
Shanon
If all professors taught with this type of passion we would have a much more intelligent world. Kudos sir.
3 месяца назад
Camilz +1
That is truly an amazing lesson, i really wish all of the teachers in the world would be willing to show things in real life examples
25 дней назад
Garou +3
You are the most passionate physics teacher I have ever seen. That's the difference between a normal teacher and you, one teaching for formality and one living the subject!
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AntigamerproXD Christopher +3369
that physics teacher was a good teacher he clearly explained that when he released the ball the gravitational potential energy converts to kinetic energy as it swings down.
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Wrath +35
If you're interested in the proof: Energy is conserved in this system.. Therefore, E initial = E final. Using this, we can use the formula for kinetic translational energy K = 0.5(m)(v)^2 and set it equal to mgH (gravitational potential formula). H is the initial starting height. You can simplify this by canceling out m and g constants from both aides since they do not change. We are left with H = 0.5(v)^2 Therefore, v(velocity)will change based on the height but will never exceed the total output of gravitational potential energy.
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Justap Erson +40
I can't believe American college learns stuff that everywhere else learns in primary school.
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PCICOPATA
No its logic? I dont understand ajsk xd q if you trhow a ball obviosly it wont be at the same high than the first time you trhow it xdxdd qq qq. Q q.
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ItsGoofyMF +20
@Justap Erson well they learn it in primary school too. It's just for some reason, American schools like to go over the same thing over and over again. Why do other people hate Americans? Yall find every way to hate on them
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Alik +16
@Justap Erson You learn the basics of the basics of the basics in Primary School. Primary School= Shit goes up and falls down. Highschool= How fast and why it falls down. College= Yeah but let's see outside of our scope of understanding how shit falls down. That how college work.
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crazylittlebigthings +2
He is so amazing. I hope all teachers are like this. Going beyond their duty to teach their students.
3 месяца назад
Sunborn Arizonan +2
I could listen to his lectures all day. This man is a class act.
13 дней назад
Rusty is scared
How Id love to have a teacher like this. If every teacher was able to make demonstrations like this then we would all love school.
2 месяца назад
maxcardun +2
I've seen a similar demonstration done with a bowling ball on Beakmans World. He was explaining the energy stored in a roller coaster and why the first hill is always the tallest. Walter Lewin here on the first release pushed that ball first so it would hit that glass. On the second release he simply just dropped it from the starting point so that it would stop short of where it was released.
3 месяца назад
Bill Clinton +1
This is a teacher we all need. Someone who actually enjoys teaching
2 месяца назад
Reckless Potato +6436
The fact that the Teacher still reads comment to this day is so wholesome 😂 i want to thank you kind sir
4 месяца назад
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +2415
you are welcome
4 месяца назад
Saksham Shukla +107
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics.Please confirm that you are still here.
3 месяца назад
Silas nebulous +48
That is actually really cool.
3 месяца назад
uBER +80
@Saksham Shukla Why? he just replied 12 days ago
3 месяца назад
spiral83 +6
absolute legend, this video still hits even after all these years
2 месяца назад
SuiZide King
What a special professor. I hope my sons are able to have someone this wonderful to learn from.👍
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Aayush Prasad 🌪️ +7
he is a great teacher who can make anyone fall in love with physics... and still so humble that he replies even on the recent comments.. wow, what a man!!!
2 месяца назад
AirConditioner2005 +1
Not only this Lecture was entertaining at the end, it actually taught me a little bit about Physics
3 месяца назад
FezG +1
When you clearly understand the physics he is talking about, that’s when you know fully how cool this is.
3 месяца назад
allsickcjj +2600
i took physics my junior year, passed with a 70 forgot everything, yet somehow the way this dude just taught this it made everything flood my mind again i was literally finishing the dudes sentences for him, i wish all my teachers could be this easy to follow
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Jason +61
So you didn't forget and actually learned the material years ago, well memorized it. Good job.
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randomt800kiddo +43
you didn't really forget anything, it's much easier for tucked away knowledge to become accessible when it's relevant
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Scrub Five +14
How we learn is very important. The difference between a great and engaging teacher and a teacher just goin through the motions can drastically impact how much the students learn.
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Joseph Fasulo +9
Well maybe not everything...just 100% of 70% of th course ';)
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Christopher A Mantell
@UltraGigaChad Is that cool or sad?
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angel jc +3
more teachers should put this much effort into teaching and peaking students interest (except the near death part)
23 дня назад
George Viau
We need a lot more Professors like him.
3 месяца назад
Hefêydd _ +1
My physics teacher in school was just like this he used to do crazy experiments and used to get told off by the school for his outlandish experiments but every single pupil in his physics classes they all passed his physics exam including me. And they weren't easy either.
2 месяца назад
Hyper-thetical Theoreticals
I studied physics down to the quantum level, and all of it is so exciting if you really understand whats happening (as well as we can anyways) its a treasure trove of insanity and i love it
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Luke Michaels
We Need more teachers like this. Although this is with older students, just think of the inspiration on younger minds
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JAG +3542
Taking the phrase "practice what you preach" to a literal meaning this dude has balls and conviction in what he teaches hats off to him
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Daniel Awesome +41
Literal ball.
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Morgan Jones +37
he has wrecking-balls
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That One Dominus +25
he has 15kg balls
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A Creator with Many Names +4
@That One Dominus Lol
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Joshua Torres +2
This guy is the passionate teacher that everyone aspires too. This guy is in it!
3 месяца назад
spacemars
my teacher did this in fourth grade and I've never forgotten it, I loved him. His passion was incredible
2 месяца назад
Oblivion.
We need more lecturers like this in college. Engage the class rather than just reading from the slides.
23 дня назад
Conner B +1
This man is a brilliant teacher, hope he gets his respect
3 месяца назад
Gabriel ramos
If every School had a teacher like him, we had reach outstanding levels of knowledge...
3 месяца назад
ruhumelodi +1703
*If we had a teacher like that, physics would be our favorite subject*
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C.A. old +8
Best A The Best.
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Darren Best +43
I *was* lucky enough to have a physics teacher like this in high school. Energetic and enthusiastic about learning, he'd be leaping onto the top of his desk and shouting "Come on, people! Physics is FUN!" if we weren't as excited as he was about his lessons. Thanks Mr Thorpe. More than 30 years later, still the best teacher I ever had.
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Meowyyyy +1
Hi :)
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Alex Ox +2
if and if
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Jabin +11
Yea but those type of teachers r very rare.
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YourAverageUser +4
After more than 2 years of constantly finding this video wherever I'd go on YouTube, I've finally decided to watch it. And I don't regret taking that decision by one bit. Awesome video.
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TKEGamingRB
Would love this guy to be my teacher. He has so much passion for his work.
2 месяца назад
Siddharth B Vasan +3
Reminds me of something my dad always tells me. "If physics was boring, you had a bad teacher".
3 месяца назад
Seth Wetzel
What a great teacher!!!!! I had a science teacher named Mr. Hopkins that did that same thing in his classroom. He was awesome like this teacher here is. I learned so much from him.
3 месяца назад
Jessica L
Wish he would’ve been my teacher! I would’ve definitely learned so much ❤
3 месяца назад
celtsfan13 +9740
his passion is what is absent from most teachers these days
6 месяцев назад
Alexandra Taylor +442
If youve ever been a teacher, you'd then understand why the passion is beat out of us these days. Most of us start off with a great deal of passion
4 месяца назад
metal babe ❥ +276
The passion isn't gone, teachers are told to teach certain things certain ways. Students have much lower attention spans/self-control/respect and aren't taught consequences. Lack of good parenting and schools/parents/students not seeing teachers as professionals or even human sometimes.
4 месяца назад
00ammy00 +161
@metal babe ❥ As a teacher myself who has been going through a rough week because of a parent complaining about me to my supervisor and coordinator because her daughter got a 98 instead of a perfect 100 on her overall score, and my superiors lecturing me on how I should be doing better because they can't ever so no to parents, I can't tell you how much it relieves me to know that there are people out there who understand that teachers aren't these soul-sucking vindictive monsters who purposefully want to take the joy out of learning. Just like you said, it's the school, parents, and yes sometimes the students who make it hard for us to go into work everyday smiling and trying to do the best we can when we know we'll never get any thanks for it.
4 месяца назад
00ammy00 +56
@Alexandra Taylor I received such a shock when I first started teaching, seeing the way things were actually run in schools - it took me over two years to accept the fact that schools these days are less about teaching (or helping teachers teach effectively) and more about business. Hard to feel passionate when you are given a thousand pointless tasks and deadlines to meet instead of having the freedom to teach the way you want that's best for you and your students.
4 месяца назад
alil Niko +25
@00ammy00 ngl I feel bad for some teachers cus in my class we complain about the mean teacher who tells us to be quiet when we talk but then when it's a nice teacher who only shouts when it goes too far they take advantage of them
4 месяца назад
D. Vaughn
My High School physics teacher, during the 1980's, was just as charismatic as this man! Thank you Mr. Yenner! You are legendary! From the winner of "The James Watt, No Power Plaque"!
3 месяца назад
water lily
this is brilliant . i wish i was taught physics like this. going to start now though through your videos sir !!!!!
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Perdedores, Inc. +1
This man taught me so much in just 3 minutes
3 месяца назад
BBR2 +1
I wish someone like him were teaching my physics or engineering classes back in the 1970s. I remember a thermodynamics professor who read straight from the text. Even his exams were straight out of the textbook. He should have been fired but they get tenure and there’s nothing you can do.
3 месяца назад
Citizen Of Earth +1736
I watched this lecture 8 years ago when I was in 9th standard. It was absolutely amazing when I first saw it and still is. Legend.
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thatperson +7
Wait what i learnt this in 7th grade woahh
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Og Cat +6
The vid is 5 years old 💀
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Fake Airpods +53
@Og Cat just cuz the vid is 5 years old doesnt mean the lecture is 5 years old
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Caitlyn’s Ult +5
Michael R ikrrr
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Dharmidha M +5
8 years back I was 4 year old
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Wally Klejka
We need more teachers like him!!!!
3 месяца назад
Tim Kremer
what a legend! maybe i would have had a chance to like physic a bit more with teachers like this 😄🙇♂
2 месяца назад
Kashyap Sinha
Professor I have watched this several times and I understand the physics behind it. But although i know how much 150J is on paper I don't know how much it converts to in real world like how you said it's enough to kill a person. That seems fascinating to me. I guess I'd probably learn to understand in my college or higher education where there would be labs and i believe it also comes with experience. But it's cool to be able to relate it with real life examples
3 месяца назад
Painting with Billy
If i was a teacher I'd be just as good as him. He's awesome
3 месяца назад
Not My Name
Had a great chemistry teacher who loved practical examples. Thirty years later I don't remember the chemistry, but I do remember him regularly blowing things up slightly more than he anticipated. He quit to become a chef.
2 месяца назад
Emmit Scully +3493
I had a physics teacher similar to this my junior year. He always presented everything we were learning in a tangible way with real application. Looking back it was my favorite course.
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HaggardEffect +14
Had one similar like 20 years ago, when he brought out the Van de Graaff I had the longest hair so knew I was up. He burst out laughing (and knew it was coming) after I stepped off the box and grounded my leg... Probably my favourite too TBH.
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veryslyfox +6
Did he also make a dangerous mess with broken glass?
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Obergruppenführer John Smith +44
@veryslyfox luckily, with a tremendous amount of time and resources, modern science has been able to give us the broom
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Major Pwner +4
Application matters SO much in education. If you don't know how to apply knowledge in the real world there's no point in learning it to begin with.
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Ahmad Arab +2
Professor**
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Pax Pax
I was asked by my college physics professor to be the same person for this experiment and LOL unfortunately I flinched at the last second. I knew it wasn't going to hit but the fear got it me at the last moment. My classmates couldn't help but to laugh and so did I.
3 месяца назад
Leezysaurus +1
I learned more about physics in these 3 minutes than an entire year of high school
3 месяца назад
tony oliphant +1
If this was how things got taught in school I would have wanted to learn more.
3 месяца назад
Mohammed khan
We need more teacher like him❤
4 дня назад
Donald Marwitz
Now that's a teacher I want to learn from. ❤
2 месяца назад
Greg Raines +536
If all teachers were like him, we would have so many more intelligent people in the world.
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Philip Zhu +39
If all teachers were like him, some would fail to give a zero initial speed
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MinorComet +25
@Philip Zhu RIP to all the teachers who failed to give zero initial speed
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jreecefwb +3
Grow up
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Alex perez +3
put in risk own live for attention? like youtubers?
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BOO! Ghost 👻 +17
@Alex perez its not just for attention, its to demonstrate a real world example so that the students understand that what hes saying isnt just boring, but it can actually be really interesting and maybe prevent people from dying
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Davi T
Obrigado você foi de grande ajuda para minha tese/aula de física seu vídeo e escalecedor e bem explicado e estruturado. happy Valentina
3 месяца назад
LH06
I just watched this video in my 8th science class today. This was probably the most entertaining part of the lesson haha.
2 месяца назад
Bazzyl Dazzle
This is the kind of a teacher that I’m willing to attend every lecture of his, behave and listen carefully to every word he says.
2 месяца назад
Crazy Hercules
I remember my physics teacher doing something similar back when I was a Junior. Fun times😂
29 дней назад
akamag
if only my own teachers had this much passion and love for learning
3 месяца назад
Bobby Moss +6382
Imagine if he accidentally inserted a little big of energy to the ball when he released it. RIP professor.
6 месяцев назад
Mujtaba +494
I know right it's so dangerous, the tiniest force could have given the ball extra speed and he would have died
5 месяцев назад
matty +125
A+s for everyone!
5 месяцев назад
Л.С. Мото +461
@Mujtaba If it was the tiniest force, he wouldn't have died, but experience anything from gentle contact with his chin, to a broken chin, jaw and teeth.
5 месяцев назад
Mujtaba +74
@Л.С. Мото Still dangerous bro, would you be willing to do something like that?
4 месяца назад
Naveen Ameta +10
Beta wo Walter Lewin hai.....
4 месяца назад
Harry Cook
i wish i had a single teacher as cool as this guy
2 месяца назад
William Petersen
The world needs more "Hands On Approach" teachers like this.
"Physics works, and I am still alive!" That's a catch phrase 😂
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C.A. old +3
Best A The Best.
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AmstradExin +4
One to take to heart!
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CrazyFox34 Gaming
Wish I had a science teacher like this. Most of the time my Chemistry teacher would just give us packets and say "figure it out yourself" Like, it's chemistry.
2 месяца назад
R3d Blub
this professor reminds me of my current professor of geology (specifically in national parks) who just yesturday ate a rock in front of the entire hall just to show how much clay is in the gran canyon. I will remember it for the rest of my days
3 месяца назад
JonKilowatt +1
Good stuff! I always enjoyed classes with teachers that had a passion like this!
3 месяца назад
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +1
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Josef Richter +32015
Kudos to this man for going out of his way to present something that his students will remember for the rest of their lives.
Год назадWeNeedALadder +1748
I was gonna say it's not really anything special, and that I remember a teacher doing something almost exactly the same when I was in middle school. And then I realized I remember almost nothing about middle school, but I do remember the teacher doing this experiment and the basic principles behind it. So I guess you got a point.
Год назадbigJONESchillin +281
Facts I don’t even remember who taught me how to count but I’ll remember this
Год назадS E N L Y ☂︎︎☂︎︎ +31
Ao3
Год назадThe 6th Floor +39
They'll forget it by the end of class.
Год назадZhu Yuchen +63
@WeNeedALadder im a middle schooler and my teacher just did this thing like today
Год назадA Person +2226
We NEED more teachers like this. It makes the students actually WANT to learn. Instead of just making them stare at a piece of paper to remember things then forget them after their finals, it makes them want to learn about the topic, as what he did here was actually interesting.
3 месяца назадFromAnAltReality +44
we want more teachers who put their lives on the line yea
3 месяца назадtheoriginalthg +5
@FromAnAltReality Are you being facetious? Probably.
3 месяца назадSynso +5
You still need to memorize the various formulas, but at least you know what they actually are
3 месяца назадkojja +6
It’s up to the kid if they want to learn. But yeah blame the teacher if your kid is a numbskull who has no future
2 месяца назадDabled +15
@kojja wait till you find out others can influence your decision. If the teacher is shit ur not going to want to learn what he teaches but if its a good teacher its going to be your fav thing in school
2 месяца назадmonsterval +351
watching this years later and understanding every concept and formula is crazy to me, I'm glad he does visual examples I wish more physics teachers were like this instead of just doing a bunch of notes and then word problems
Месяц назадLectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +26
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/esyw1xihCWk
Месяц назадPrakhar Srivastava +4
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. Hello sir, I'm a student of 10th grade and I'm in love with your lectures, so much so that I can't stop watching advanced concepts. I can't believe I'm able to understand college level topics while being in highschool ❤❤
26 дней назадAJ Is Da Bombsauce +954
I absolutely love the squeal that is heard at the end of the presentation!!! Usually it’s a bit embarrassing and frowned upon to make noise during a teachers lecture, but it goes to show the true engagement you have made with your example of physics!! She just couldn’t help but make an anxious noise as you put your body on the line, and the whole room erupts with laughter because of it! Truly a presentation they will never forget, and from that, you’ve made an amazing difference in the world by making us smarter. ❤
2 месяца назадLectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +40
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230328.html
2 месяца назадMetaphoria +16
Or that they didn’t wanna see someone’s face splattered .. w all do respect professor
2 месяца назадjarkee +6
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. umm, why did you posted that?
Месяц назадCalming Nature - White Noise +2
or aybe she was worried she was gonna see his face get smashed in :/
Месяц назадTheGamerBoy // TGB +1
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. Thanks I guess?
Месяц назадHARSHA [IITIAN] +10
'' This man risked his life for PHYSICS '' You’re probably the best physics teacher out there. There should always be a way to learn something new in a fun way! ✨
3 дня назадDouble G +40
Wow! This physics teacher's enthusiasm and dedication to his students are truly inspiring. It's wonderful to see a teacher who goes above and beyond to make learning a memorable experience. By incorporating visual examples and engaging demonstrations, he not only imparts knowledge but also instills a genuine love for the subject. Teachers like him make a significant difference in the lives of their students and inspire them to pursue their passions. Kudos to this exceptional educator for his remarkable teaching methods and his commitment to making a positive impact on his students' lives.
19 дней назадFeno Lee +12586
I watched his physics lecture series back in 2008 when I worked in restaurants to save up for university. Over a decade later, I'm now a senior engineer in a multinational consultancy. Thanks for the inspiration and wisdom!!
Год назадHi +138
Epic! Nice you got what you wanted!
Год назадGokubleach09 +35
🤛👍😊
Год назадManny +54
good for you! That's amazing!
Год назадJs B +10
no big deal tho
Год назадSenku ishigami +89
@Js B it is
Год назадChristian Auman +110
It's amazing to see a professor like Lewin who is so passionate about teaching. His enthusiasm is evident in every class and you can see the student's engagement as a result. This type of dedication is rarely seen in college professors at my college. Unfortunately, most of them don't seem to care about their students or put any effort into preparing or delivering lectures. It's a shame that students have to suffer because of this apathy. I hope that Lewin's example will inspire more professors and teachers to strive to reach his level of commitment to teaching.
3 месяца назадSchrödinger's Tribble +67
These are the kinds of lessons that stick with people. Well done Professor!
3 месяца назадmoonie
👍
19 дней назадOneSmellyTaco +26
there are only a few teachers from my life that I remember. You sir would've been one of them. Its teachers like you that inspire millions of bright young minds. Thank you for doing what you do and for bringing passion into it.
2 месяца назадVIVEK KUMAR +13
The man, the myth, the legend.. I was quite thrilled to watch it even though video is uploaded 7 years before.. Couldn't imagine from where you brought so much courage to actually perform it.. Lots of thank you for making us love in Physics... I know you're reading this sir.. Thank you kind sir
Месяц назадErin Grey +24
The world needs more teachers like him 💕
Месяц назадKaran
I agree
Месяц назадLance leader +9234
“Physics works, and I’m still alive!” This is the second time I’ve watched this video and I love it. That professor has balls.
Год назадSee it or Flick it. +289
Literally! One almost crushed him. 😃😃😃
10 месяцев назадemmi luuv +17
@See it or Flick it. tmi dude 🤦🏻♀️
7 месяцев назадMr12Relic +40
There was once an engineering professor who would throw himself at the safety glass windows in a very tall building to demonstrate that it won't crack or shatter because it's specially designed to withstand much more significant forces. This worked every time but once. The pane of glass remained perfectly intact but popped from its case.
5 месяцев назадJoe Smith +25
@emmi luuv how tf is that a tmi
5 месяцев назадThunder Spark +4
Religious people making false predictions: Is it possible to learn this power?
4 месяца назадPepe Silvia +12
I love your enthusiasm, a fundamental concept taught in a fun and unforgettable way. Wish the world of academia was full of spirited educators like you from top to bottom, what a wonderful world that would be!
3 месяца назадHayden Carn +5
This is so darn epic, I wish there were more teachers like him. He would have made school very interesting.
7 дней назадt +8
I studied physics with all my heart to give my pre-med exam. Now I'm a medical student. But I still like to watch sir Walter Lewis ❤
2 месяца назадThe Masked man +3
This is not teaching as we used to know it, this is inspiring his students. Excellent.
Месяц назадIsaias Aponte +5
Man I just wish I could have a teacher like this, the passion he has for showing things is incredibly, hats of to you
2 месяца назадMirza Zayan Begg +8841
Teacher: This could kill me Audience: Laughs
Год назадsecret unknown +646
Teacher : this killed me Audience : laughs
Год назадim dylan +521
Teacher: gets his chin crushed because he failed to give it 0 speed Audience: Laughs
Год назадPatris_21 +472
Teacher : Physics works, and I am still alive. Audience : *cries*
Год назадYvNg ski +46
💀💀💀
Год назадChandu Kumar Reddy +157
Teacher: This could kill me Cringe YouTubers: Respect 💯
Год назадSunny Mash +5
You’re probably the best physics teacher out there. There should always be a way to learn something new in a fun way! ✨
28 дней назадxtop23 +8
Loved that. Teachers like that are what our world sorely needs more of
3 месяца назадojjuiceman2772 +3
This professor thought he was teaching a room full of students.... Naw this guy is teaching 41 million people, people still watching his lesson today..... Absolute legend.. we need more men and women like this teacher teaching the world for generations.. not just the youth but everyone
2 месяца назадJackTheRiprr +3
This professor is one of the things that inspire me to do my best regardless of what hindrances I have. Even if you have a bad teacher, less-than-hospitable household, financial struggles, or any other negative variable. If you do your best, you can achieve the same as anyone who has the odds in their favour. A good student is a student unaffected by outside variables, whom does their best and learns. A person who learns is better than a person with talent whom does not learn.
2 месяца назадJack The Ripper +3
give this man an oscar for having the strongest passion and confidence in himself and physics to a point he would put his life on the line for a lesson.
Месяц назадSoe Lemon +6082
Even knowing the results, my heart was still beating fast when he released the ball
Год назадsweetcinnamonpnchkin +180
Wonder how many students were laughing due to stress release.
Год назадAbdullah Awais +53
uh no coz if the man didn't release it with 0 speed it could have hit him that's why he was so nervous
Год назадOptimistic Watermelon +33
Op was talking about the fact that they themselves, not the teacher, knew the outcome.
Год назадAppleDan +3
@Abdullah Awais what?
Год назадAnshika Upadhyay +1
he is a great teacher ....... no words to appreciate his efforts of making this class memorable for his students.
2 месяца назадTiago Bordin
I was lucky to have a really cool physics teacher on my first year on high school. I remember him pushing chairs to explain the basics for us. That man made me love physics till today.
6 дней назадThe Studio Architect
This is a good, memorable way to do a lesson. Doing something fun and exciting is much better for students than giving them a sheet of paper or doing a boring lesson. What a great guy!
3 месяца назадRajesh Ganesan +2
Great Lecture! Taught with Practical approach will remember by the students for their whole life. Even we are watching this in online boosts and develop our self confidence on technical understanding. Thank you sir!
2 месяца назадLectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +1
you are welcome
2 месяца назадThe Original Starwalker
This is awesome and I hope this guy is still giving his lectures happily. This is the type of teacher I wish I had.
18 дней назадJoshua Brand +2028
I sat through physics I and II and almost exclusively learned everything from the textbook. Professors like these are gold mines of inspiration.
Год назадJohn Doe +10
Nobody gonna mention how Dennis from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia suddenly appears at 2:05?
Год назадAtomic Fireball +3
@John Doe holy shit i see it man
Год назадBearAddictionz
@John Doe does not look like Dennis at all
Год назадMichael
Explain to me how you could do anything like this when learning 95% of the topics you learn in a physics degree. You need to learn from a textbook. It is the best way to learn. Most of the time, it is the only way to learn. Don't believe that 'you just forget it after the exam' bs either - it's not about your capacity to remember, it's about your capacity to have been able to learn it.
Месяц назадStalker_Dorcha
I would love to have this teacher. Not only is he an actual teacher, which is rare today since now they want the computers to teach while they go shop on walmart, but he also does crazy stuff to help people understand and believe things... Kudos to him
2 месяца назадAndrei-Calin Ardelean +1
It's practical and easy to follow experiments like this that make for a memorable lesson. Imagine schools actually put more effort into giving real life visual examples of what they teach, students might actually become fond of learning.
3 месяца назадShanon
If all professors taught with this type of passion we would have a much more intelligent world. Kudos sir.
3 месяца назадCamilz +1
That is truly an amazing lesson, i really wish all of the teachers in the world would be willing to show things in real life examples
25 дней назадGarou +3
You are the most passionate physics teacher I have ever seen. That's the difference between a normal teacher and you, one teaching for formality and one living the subject!
Месяц назадAntigamerproXD Christopher +3369
that physics teacher was a good teacher he clearly explained that when he released the ball the gravitational potential energy converts to kinetic energy as it swings down.
Год назадWrath +35
If you're interested in the proof: Energy is conserved in this system.. Therefore, E initial = E final. Using this, we can use the formula for kinetic translational energy K = 0.5(m)(v)^2 and set it equal to mgH (gravitational potential formula). H is the initial starting height. You can simplify this by canceling out m and g constants from both aides since they do not change. We are left with H = 0.5(v)^2 Therefore, v(velocity)will change based on the height but will never exceed the total output of gravitational potential energy.
Год назадJustap Erson +40
I can't believe American college learns stuff that everywhere else learns in primary school.
Год назадPCICOPATA
No its logic? I dont understand ajsk xd q if you trhow a ball obviosly it wont be at the same high than the first time you trhow it xdxdd qq qq. Q q.
Год назадItsGoofyMF +20
@Justap Erson well they learn it in primary school too. It's just for some reason, American schools like to go over the same thing over and over again. Why do other people hate Americans? Yall find every way to hate on them
Год назадAlik +16
@Justap Erson You learn the basics of the basics of the basics in Primary School. Primary School= Shit goes up and falls down. Highschool= How fast and why it falls down. College= Yeah but let's see outside of our scope of understanding how shit falls down. That how college work.
Год назадcrazylittlebigthings +2
He is so amazing. I hope all teachers are like this. Going beyond their duty to teach their students.
3 месяца назадSunborn Arizonan +2
I could listen to his lectures all day. This man is a class act.
13 дней назадRusty is scared
How Id love to have a teacher like this. If every teacher was able to make demonstrations like this then we would all love school.
2 месяца назадmaxcardun +2
I've seen a similar demonstration done with a bowling ball on Beakmans World. He was explaining the energy stored in a roller coaster and why the first hill is always the tallest. Walter Lewin here on the first release pushed that ball first so it would hit that glass. On the second release he simply just dropped it from the starting point so that it would stop short of where it was released.
3 месяца назадBill Clinton +1
This is a teacher we all need. Someone who actually enjoys teaching
2 месяца назадReckless Potato +6436
The fact that the Teacher still reads comment to this day is so wholesome 😂 i want to thank you kind sir
4 месяца назадLectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +2415
you are welcome
4 месяца назадSaksham Shukla +107
@Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics.Please confirm that you are still here.
3 месяца назадSilas nebulous +48
That is actually really cool.
3 месяца назадuBER +80
@Saksham Shukla Why? he just replied 12 days ago
3 месяца назадspiral83 +6
absolute legend, this video still hits even after all these years
2 месяца назадSuiZide King
What a special professor. I hope my sons are able to have someone this wonderful to learn from.👍
Месяц назадAayush Prasad 🌪️ +7
he is a great teacher who can make anyone fall in love with physics... and still so humble that he replies even on the recent comments.. wow, what a man!!!
2 месяца назадAirConditioner2005 +1
Not only this Lecture was entertaining at the end, it actually taught me a little bit about Physics
3 месяца назадFezG +1
When you clearly understand the physics he is talking about, that’s when you know fully how cool this is.
3 месяца назадallsickcjj +2600
i took physics my junior year, passed with a 70 forgot everything, yet somehow the way this dude just taught this it made everything flood my mind again i was literally finishing the dudes sentences for him, i wish all my teachers could be this easy to follow
Год назадJason +61
So you didn't forget and actually learned the material years ago, well memorized it. Good job.
Год назадrandomt800kiddo +43
you didn't really forget anything, it's much easier for tucked away knowledge to become accessible when it's relevant
Год назадScrub Five +14
How we learn is very important. The difference between a great and engaging teacher and a teacher just goin through the motions can drastically impact how much the students learn.
Год назадJoseph Fasulo +9
Well maybe not everything...just 100% of 70% of th course ';)
Год назадChristopher A Mantell
@UltraGigaChad Is that cool or sad?
Год назадangel jc +3
more teachers should put this much effort into teaching and peaking students interest (except the near death part)
23 дня назадGeorge Viau
We need a lot more Professors like him.
3 месяца назадHefêydd _ +1
My physics teacher in school was just like this he used to do crazy experiments and used to get told off by the school for his outlandish experiments but every single pupil in his physics classes they all passed his physics exam including me. And they weren't easy either.
2 месяца назадHyper-thetical Theoreticals
I studied physics down to the quantum level, and all of it is so exciting if you really understand whats happening (as well as we can anyways) its a treasure trove of insanity and i love it
Месяц назадLuke Michaels
We Need more teachers like this. Although this is with older students, just think of the inspiration on younger minds
Месяц назадJAG +3542
Taking the phrase "practice what you preach" to a literal meaning this dude has balls and conviction in what he teaches hats off to him
Год назадDaniel Awesome +41
Literal ball.
Год назадMorgan Jones +37
he has wrecking-balls
Год назадThat One Dominus +25
he has 15kg balls
Год назадA Creator with Many Names +4
@That One Dominus Lol
Год назадJoshua Torres +2
This guy is the passionate teacher that everyone aspires too. This guy is in it!
3 месяца назадspacemars
my teacher did this in fourth grade and I've never forgotten it, I loved him. His passion was incredible
2 месяца назадOblivion.
We need more lecturers like this in college. Engage the class rather than just reading from the slides.
23 дня назадConner B +1
This man is a brilliant teacher, hope he gets his respect
3 месяца назадGabriel ramos
If every School had a teacher like him, we had reach outstanding levels of knowledge...
3 месяца назадruhumelodi +1703
*If we had a teacher like that, physics would be our favorite subject*
Год назадC.A. old +8
Best A The Best.
Год назадDarren Best +43
I *was* lucky enough to have a physics teacher like this in high school. Energetic and enthusiastic about learning, he'd be leaping onto the top of his desk and shouting "Come on, people! Physics is FUN!" if we weren't as excited as he was about his lessons. Thanks Mr Thorpe. More than 30 years later, still the best teacher I ever had.
Год назадMeowyyyy +1
Hi :)
Год назадAlex Ox +2
if and if
Год назадJabin +11
Yea but those type of teachers r very rare.
Год назадYourAverageUser +4
After more than 2 years of constantly finding this video wherever I'd go on YouTube, I've finally decided to watch it. And I don't regret taking that decision by one bit. Awesome video.
Месяц назадTKEGamingRB
Would love this guy to be my teacher. He has so much passion for his work.
2 месяца назадSiddharth B Vasan +3
Reminds me of something my dad always tells me. "If physics was boring, you had a bad teacher".
3 месяца назадSeth Wetzel
What a great teacher!!!!! I had a science teacher named Mr. Hopkins that did that same thing in his classroom. He was awesome like this teacher here is. I learned so much from him.
3 месяца назадJessica L
Wish he would’ve been my teacher! I would’ve definitely learned so much ❤
3 месяца назадceltsfan13 +9740
his passion is what is absent from most teachers these days
6 месяцев назадAlexandra Taylor +442
If youve ever been a teacher, you'd then understand why the passion is beat out of us these days. Most of us start off with a great deal of passion
4 месяца назадmetal babe ❥ +276
The passion isn't gone, teachers are told to teach certain things certain ways. Students have much lower attention spans/self-control/respect and aren't taught consequences. Lack of good parenting and schools/parents/students not seeing teachers as professionals or even human sometimes.
4 месяца назад00ammy00 +161
@metal babe ❥ As a teacher myself who has been going through a rough week because of a parent complaining about me to my supervisor and coordinator because her daughter got a 98 instead of a perfect 100 on her overall score, and my superiors lecturing me on how I should be doing better because they can't ever so no to parents, I can't tell you how much it relieves me to know that there are people out there who understand that teachers aren't these soul-sucking vindictive monsters who purposefully want to take the joy out of learning. Just like you said, it's the school, parents, and yes sometimes the students who make it hard for us to go into work everyday smiling and trying to do the best we can when we know we'll never get any thanks for it.
4 месяца назад00ammy00 +56
@Alexandra Taylor I received such a shock when I first started teaching, seeing the way things were actually run in schools - it took me over two years to accept the fact that schools these days are less about teaching (or helping teachers teach effectively) and more about business. Hard to feel passionate when you are given a thousand pointless tasks and deadlines to meet instead of having the freedom to teach the way you want that's best for you and your students.
4 месяца назадalil Niko +25
@00ammy00 ngl I feel bad for some teachers cus in my class we complain about the mean teacher who tells us to be quiet when we talk but then when it's a nice teacher who only shouts when it goes too far they take advantage of them
4 месяца назадD. Vaughn
My High School physics teacher, during the 1980's, was just as charismatic as this man! Thank you Mr. Yenner! You are legendary! From the winner of "The James Watt, No Power Plaque"!
3 месяца назадwater lily
this is brilliant . i wish i was taught physics like this. going to start now though through your videos sir !!!!!
Месяц назадPerdedores, Inc. +1
This man taught me so much in just 3 minutes
3 месяца назадBBR2 +1
I wish someone like him were teaching my physics or engineering classes back in the 1970s. I remember a thermodynamics professor who read straight from the text. Even his exams were straight out of the textbook. He should have been fired but they get tenure and there’s nothing you can do.
3 месяца назадCitizen Of Earth +1736
I watched this lecture 8 years ago when I was in 9th standard. It was absolutely amazing when I first saw it and still is. Legend.
Год назадthatperson +7
Wait what i learnt this in 7th grade woahh
Год назадOg Cat +6
The vid is 5 years old 💀
Год назадFake Airpods +53
@Og Cat just cuz the vid is 5 years old doesnt mean the lecture is 5 years old
Год назадCaitlyn’s Ult +5
Michael R ikrrr
Год назадDharmidha M +5
8 years back I was 4 year old
Год назадWally Klejka
We need more teachers like him!!!!
3 месяца назадTim Kremer
what a legend! maybe i would have had a chance to like physic a bit more with teachers like this 😄🙇♂
2 месяца назадKashyap Sinha
Professor I have watched this several times and I understand the physics behind it. But although i know how much 150J is on paper I don't know how much it converts to in real world like how you said it's enough to kill a person. That seems fascinating to me. I guess I'd probably learn to understand in my college or higher education where there would be labs and i believe it also comes with experience. But it's cool to be able to relate it with real life examples
3 месяца назадPainting with Billy
If i was a teacher I'd be just as good as him. He's awesome
3 месяца назадNot My Name
Had a great chemistry teacher who loved practical examples. Thirty years later I don't remember the chemistry, but I do remember him regularly blowing things up slightly more than he anticipated. He quit to become a chef.
2 месяца назадEmmit Scully +3493
I had a physics teacher similar to this my junior year. He always presented everything we were learning in a tangible way with real application. Looking back it was my favorite course.
Год назадHaggardEffect +14
Had one similar like 20 years ago, when he brought out the Van de Graaff I had the longest hair so knew I was up. He burst out laughing (and knew it was coming) after I stepped off the box and grounded my leg... Probably my favourite too TBH.
Год назадveryslyfox +6
Did he also make a dangerous mess with broken glass?
Год назадObergruppenführer John Smith +44
@veryslyfox luckily, with a tremendous amount of time and resources, modern science has been able to give us the broom
Год назадMajor Pwner +4
Application matters SO much in education. If you don't know how to apply knowledge in the real world there's no point in learning it to begin with.
Год назадAhmad Arab +2
Professor**
Год назадPax Pax
I was asked by my college physics professor to be the same person for this experiment and LOL unfortunately I flinched at the last second. I knew it wasn't going to hit but the fear got it me at the last moment. My classmates couldn't help but to laugh and so did I.
3 месяца назадLeezysaurus +1
I learned more about physics in these 3 minutes than an entire year of high school
3 месяца назадtony oliphant +1
If this was how things got taught in school I would have wanted to learn more.
3 месяца назадMohammed khan
We need more teacher like him❤
4 дня назадDonald Marwitz
Now that's a teacher I want to learn from. ❤
2 месяца назадGreg Raines +536
If all teachers were like him, we would have so many more intelligent people in the world.
Год назадPhilip Zhu +39
If all teachers were like him, some would fail to give a zero initial speed
Год назадMinorComet +25
@Philip Zhu RIP to all the teachers who failed to give zero initial speed
Год назадjreecefwb +3
Grow up
Год назадAlex perez +3
put in risk own live for attention? like youtubers?
Год назадBOO! Ghost 👻 +17
@Alex perez its not just for attention, its to demonstrate a real world example so that the students understand that what hes saying isnt just boring, but it can actually be really interesting and maybe prevent people from dying
Год назадDavi T
Obrigado você foi de grande ajuda para minha tese/aula de física seu vídeo e escalecedor e bem explicado e estruturado. happy Valentina
3 месяца назадLH06
I just watched this video in my 8th science class today. This was probably the most entertaining part of the lesson haha.
2 месяца назадBazzyl Dazzle
This is the kind of a teacher that I’m willing to attend every lecture of his, behave and listen carefully to every word he says.
2 месяца назадCrazy Hercules
I remember my physics teacher doing something similar back when I was a Junior. Fun times😂
29 дней назадakamag
if only my own teachers had this much passion and love for learning
3 месяца назадBobby Moss +6382
Imagine if he accidentally inserted a little big of energy to the ball when he released it. RIP professor.
6 месяцев назадMujtaba +494
I know right it's so dangerous, the tiniest force could have given the ball extra speed and he would have died
5 месяцев назадmatty +125
A+s for everyone!
5 месяцев назадЛ.С. Мото +461
@Mujtaba If it was the tiniest force, he wouldn't have died, but experience anything from gentle contact with his chin, to a broken chin, jaw and teeth.
5 месяцев назадMujtaba +74
@Л.С. Мото Still dangerous bro, would you be willing to do something like that?
4 месяца назадNaveen Ameta +10
Beta wo Walter Lewin hai.....
4 месяца назадHarry Cook
i wish i had a single teacher as cool as this guy
2 месяца назадWilliam Petersen
The world needs more "Hands On Approach" teachers like this.
3 месяца назадFreya ♡
We need more teachers like you 😎
3 месяца назадAyman Ahsan +2
What a legend! why arent my teachers like this :(
2 месяца назадstrahinjaepizode© +2
These types of teachers are why I love physics
3 месяца назадNinja Coffee Bunny +976
"Physics works, and I am still alive!" That's a catch phrase 😂
Год назадC.A. old +3
Best A The Best.
Год назадAmstradExin +4
One to take to heart!
Год назадCrazyFox34 Gaming
Wish I had a science teacher like this. Most of the time my Chemistry teacher would just give us packets and say "figure it out yourself" Like, it's chemistry.
2 месяца назадR3d Blub
this professor reminds me of my current professor of geology (specifically in national parks) who just yesturday ate a rock in front of the entire hall just to show how much clay is in the gran canyon. I will remember it for the rest of my days
3 месяца назадJonKilowatt +1
Good stuff! I always enjoyed classes with teachers that had a passion like this!
3 месяца назадLectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. +1
That's awesome!
3 месяца назад[GamingCreed47]
I wish I had teachers like him.
2 месяца назад