Eddie Wu, a math teacher, became a YouTube sensation by posting his classes online to help a sick student. His channel grew, reaching 600,000 subscribers globally. Wu discusses his teaching philosophy, the impact of his videos, and his book, 'Wu's Wonderful World of Maths.' He emphasizes the importance of communication, engaging students, and parental influence in education.

What inspired Eddie Wu to start posting his math classes on YouTube?

• He was encouraged by his students.

• He was looking for a new hobby.

• He wanted to become famous.

• He wanted to help a sick student keep up with classwork.

What is the title of Eddie Wu's first book?

• Wu's Wonderful World of Maths

• Maths for Everyone

• Mathematics Unleashed

• The Joy of Numbers

What was the initial reaction of Eddie Wu's student to his YouTube videos?

• The student found them boring.

• The student was able to keep up with the class.

• The student ignored them.

• The student found them confusing.

How did Eddie Wu realize the growing popularity of his YouTube channel?

• He was invited to a TV show.

• He was featured in a newspaper.

• He was recognized by a teenager at a shop.

• He received an award.

What does Eddie Wu believe is crucial for effective teaching?

• Frequent testing

• Strict discipline

• Building rapport with students

• High-tech classrooms

What was Eddie Wu's initial career aspiration?

• A musician

• A professional athlete

• A stage actor

• A scientist

How does Eddie Wu describe his personality?

• Extroverted

• Introverted

• Ambiverted

• Uncertain

What is Eddie Wu's advice to parents regarding their children's education?

• Focus only on sports.

• Encourage them to disengage from difficult subjects.

• Let them choose their own subjects.

• Believe in their capacity to learn and persevere.

What does Eddie Wu compare the practicality of mathematics to?

• Literature

• History

• Art

• Music

What phenomenon does Eddie Wu use to explain a mathematical concept?

• Tides

• Rainbows

• Lightning

• Volcanoes