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Sometimes you teach multivariable calculus in a classroom and sometimes cake day calls for a change of venue 🍰😂 Honestly, as long as I have somewhere to project my iPad, everyone has a seat, and we can do some math, I’m good. And I kind of loved teaching up here! Apparently my students did too because they asked if we could come back for review day 🥹 Also… I did in fact give them a stellar shortcut for finding the equation of a plane from its intercepts 😂 These little shortcuts are one of my fav

Week 1 office hours verdict: ONE student showed up 😂 If I could give you one piece of advice at the beginning of the semester: don’t wait until you’re struggling to get help. Go to office hours. Form a study group. Find your resources NOW so you already know where to turn when things get hard. 📚✨ For more back-to-school tips, check out my latest YouTube video! And if you can’t be in my classroom, you can still learn with me online 💻 🎥 Free math lectures: Math with Professor V on YouTube 📚 Full s

Watching someone else do math and understanding it ≠ being able to do it yourself. 👀 One of my biggest back-to-school reminders: close the notes and actually try the problem on your own. That’s how you find the gaps in your understanding before the exam does. 🎓 Watch the full Back-to-School Edition of Ask Professor V on YouTube at Math with Professor V. 📚 Looking for more structured support this semester? Check out my complete self-paced math courses at ProfessorVMath.com. xoxo, Professor V #mat

Free Calculus 1 Survival Guide 📚 Head to ProfessorVMath.com to download your free copy. And a reminder that you can find my full-length Calculus 1, 2 & 3 video lectures for free on YouTube at Math with Professor V, or check out my complete self-paced courses at ProfessorVMath.com. xoxo, Professor V #calculus #calculus1 #backtoschool #mathwithprofessorv #professorv

The number one thing I hear students say they’re “bad at” (or just straight up hate 😂) is graphing. But the truth is, once you get the hang of it, it’s really not that hard. It just takes practice — and someone who can explain it in a way that actually makes sense. That’s what I’m here for. I have an entire playlist of graphing videos you can watch for free on my YouTube channel, Math with Professor V. And if you want access to problem sets like the one I’m working on here, this is from my Preca

As much as I love being on break, I’m definitely missing this Multivariable Calculus class 🥹 This is just a sample of the kind of energy and positive attitude they showed up with every single day. They worked so hard, and it was honestly so much fun to teach them. If you want to feel this confident going into your next calculus exam, check out my YouTube channel, Math with Professor V, for hundreds of free video lectures. And if you’re looking for a more structured learning experience, you can f

For years, I’ve noticed this is the chapter that gives Calculus 3 students the most trouble. There are so many formulas that it’s easy to lose sight of how they’re all connected. A few years ago, I made this summary chart to help my students step back and see the big picture. Now I go through it with every Calculus 3 class before the final, and they always tell me how much it helps. What I do in the classroom, I do online too. Math with Professor V on YouTube • ProfessorVMath.com xoxo, Profess

This has been a dream of mine for a very long time. Every course is built from the way I teach in my classroom—with step-by-step lessons, guided notes, practice problems, study guides, and sample exams designed to help students truly understand mathematics. Seeing it all come together has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career, and I’m just getting started. ❤️ ProfessorVMath.com xoxo, Professor V #MathwithProfessorV #Calculus #MathProfessor #OnlineLearning #STEM

It’s so fun grading my Calculus 3 finals because so many students are drawing the exact vector calculus summary chart we made in class before they even start the exam. 🥹 That chart helps you keep the Divergence Theorem, Stokes’ Theorem, Green’s Theorem, and all the line and surface integrals straight when everything starts looking the same. If you’re taking Calculus 3, go watch my YouTube video, “Vector Calculus Explained in Under 4 Minutes.” It’s one of the best review tools for the entire vect

Review day is one of my favorite days of the semester. ❤️ At this point, they’ve done the learning. They break off into little groups, work problems over and over, teach each other, and ask me questions when they get stuck. Tomorrow’s final is really about trusting everything they’ve worked for. Summer school students are a special bunch. They’re here because they want to be, and they work so incredibly hard. It’s always bittersweet saying goodbye. What I do in my classroom, I do online too. 📺 M

Welcome to my YouTube Channel! I just wanted to give a brief introduction about myself: I'm a community college math professor, lover of almost all things fitness, and travel aficionado. Interestingly, I come from a family of female mathematicians--both my mom and sister are also math professors. 👩‍🏫 Feel free to browse around my channel, I have playlists organizing videos by courses and topics. Thanks for stopping by! Need help with Calculus or your other math classes? Look no further! Math wit