Order of Operations

In this video, I'll show you how to solve several problems using the Order of Operations.
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[@blaisethemoth6624]

Mini story: it's 11 PM, I have a test dealing with order of operations tomorrow. My teacher is horrible at...well, teaching. So in a desperate attempt to find an explanation of this subject that was actually comprehensible, I went on KZbin, which is when I stumbled upon this video. Now this stuff makes sense. I cannot thank you enough❤❤❤❤ I'm going to bed now

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

So glad to help you Kassi. 😊 Good luck. 😇

[@lala1milable]

You are making math easy. You are also making a great contribution to many students at a time when it's needed the most. You should be proud.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@lala1milable thanks lala1milable!

[@forgottencorpse69]

I have a end of year exam at 8:30am tomorrow morning and it is 9:49pm and let me tell I have learned nothing in maths all year

[@laurametheny1008]

Bravo! The internet can be a wonderful thing!🤩

[@mstycrk]

I'm 80 and I have learned more in this short lesson than I did in 12 years of school. Thank You for being a Great teacher.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks! I’m glad to help! 💛

[@PS-zx9km]

I have realized while homeschooling that I understand more now than when I was younger. I think our experiences and mind development help with learning things because we are more able. Also, less distractions compared to being around a bunch of kids.lol

[@jeffsmith2022]

Are you from Alabama or Mississippi?...

[@jeanlaw6667]

I’m 75 and totally and agree totally.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@jeffsmith2022 Georgia!

[@QuantumMech_88]

Having a REAL teacher like this Lady 50 years ago in high school would have made life a LOT easier . Getting a degree in mechanical engineering was a miracle after years of a few "teachers" who should have chosen a different profession . Respect sent and Thanks Tiffany .

[@temi4116]

Totally agree with you Quantum. OMG the hours I labored over math problems- in school, during homework at home and getting tutoring after school some days also. All pretty much in vain. My parents told me "you are on your own", we can't help you". Tiffany ,you are helping so many of us who never picked up some basic math skills for many years. We are taming the math lion! Can't thank you enough.

[@QuantumMech_88]

@@temi4116 Thanks for your comment. Happy Holidays and have an Excellent New Year .

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thank you Quantum Mechanic! 💛

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@temi4116 thank you! 💛

[@joanna18]

From a 38 year old returning to school after 14 years, I THANK YOU IMMENSELY! Your videos are very helpful.

[@cecewd405]

@Joanna I'm literally in the same boat. Same age as you!

[@robinjmunson1051]

Excellent teacher- I wish she was my teacher years ago😊

[@CP-pe9ul]

The trouble is that not everyone KNOWS HOW TO TEACH... a math "teacher" once informed my father that I was struggling in math class and made it seem like it was my problem.....Dad informed him that since I was excelling in every other class, it must be a problem with the teacher....he told the teacher that it was his job to find a better way to explain the subject matter. Next grade (different teacher) and I became and remained "A" student throughout school....you are an excellent teacher and you expertly break down the order and process....I am sure many students have benefitted from your tutorials.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks CP! 💛

[@Jhienaru]

I am 44 years old and I'm thinking of going back to college for nursing program but my math level is not good. I'm here to relearn everything from scratch without spending a dime for personal tutor. Thank to youtube for having someone like you. Thanks for this video.

[@smokefromdc8737]

You give me hope. I’m 36 and I was worried about if I would be too old for an electrician apprenticeship.

[@SouthernNurseAndTheLaw]

I’m 58 now. You guys need to to TOTALLY go back let me tell you ! When I was 35 my husband and one of our children, (our youngest) age 7 died in an accident. He left me some insurance money. He always said I should use part of it to go back to school and finish my nursing degree. So I did ! My math was a little low as well. But I made better grades than I did in high school. Only one child was left at home with me and she was in junior high. We ate a lot of pizza ! But we did it ! I did it ! I received help from a couple of classmates in my pharmacology courses which is where algebra one use is necessary. . You guys will be FINE. Colleges today all have tutors available if you run into difficulty during any of your courses with math that affects it . YOU 👉🏼👆🏼👇🏼👉🏼 YOU CAN DO THIS !

[@mariacullati2371]

Math for nursing is fifth grade level. Many easy to understand nursing math books are available. I was never good at math so I practice it every morning to retain my confidence. There's a calculator on your phone or you can get a little calculator for your pocket. The hospitals hav "smart pumps " now but you should be able to do the math so practice practice practice at home and it will come naturally to you when you need it.. in addition many nurses have a little pad in their pocket with important formulas. Best wishes.

[@SouthernNurseAndTheLaw]

@@mariacullati2371 you are being quite disingenuous . “Fifth grade math”? The portion re the pumps is correct, and practicing . Unless they just open the doors to every RN associate-/bachelors program and even LPN/LVN program in America now without benefit of entrance exams then your comment is more than misleading. Entrance exams have a math section with algebraic and general math . No calculators allowed . However once admitted even if the candidate has a marginal score in the math portion, every school has tutors available while you are taking pharmacology . Or at anytime you feel you could benefit from a tutor. Be it while studying for exams. Writing the dreaded care plans . Anytime at all. Dearerest Jeniza & Braxton some of the best advice I can give you is to be very cautious around tenured nurses and even long term medical staff in some places. They tend to enjoy eating their young for some reason and love to see them suffer at their hands after giving them bad advice. When you start a new position and hear staff speaking I’ll of another nurse or team member, stay away from that individual. They are in every medical community in every city in America and it’s a real shame. But the patients need you, your skills, your compassion. You’ve got this !

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@smokefromdc8737 glad to help!

[@hyltonla]

I’m 66 years old and have never been able to do these equations. In the 9th grade I made straight A’s except for an F in algebra. PEMDAS would have made all the difference in the world. Thank you for this clear cut method. I’m thrilled to understand!

[@reneariate7071]

If this lady was my teacher in grade school...i might be a NASA Engineer this days...math problem is so simple for her...😄😄😄😄

[@temi4116]

Hyltonia, I agree 100%!!!! Writing PEMDAS makes all the difference in the world. It's like rollerblading with two skates instead of one skate.

[@tweetyArtist]

I am 66 also and was very good in math, we did not learn PEDMAS back in the day. We learned it another way, but I cannot remember how, lol. I know we did learn to do the inside the parentheses first though. I am reviewing and learning new ways so I can help grandkids out.

[@screechingwind114]

We had a rash of streakers daily passing by our windows while trying to learn these lessons...

[@LeadandInkArt]

Order of operations was fine... Algebra just sucks. It makes no sense.

[@zutah011]

I wish I had Tiffany as a teacher back in school I was really bad at math. When you don't have a skilled teacher you won't ever get it. It wasn't until I attended college math that I started to put 2 and 2 together I had a teacher teach me calculus like it was basic algebra. Never doubt yourself.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

I’m glad to help you zutah011! Keep working at it and you will get it! 💛

[@anywheremunsaka6644]

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[@leebarnes655]

Same story here, the aha moment came as I watched the teacher write down the wrong partial answer within a problem. That's when I finally understood the mantra of doing it twice. Because the human mind isn't infallible in the first place, it is easily confused and use the wrong result to blow the rest of the problem up entirely. Do them twice and you can weed out the wrong answers is the why for doing them twice before turning in the homework. I never got that part on a personal level before that moment. And then he worked thru where his wrong answer came from, he forgot to carry. And that was just another fine example with it's own merit of value, I was in the habit of just tossing the mess away and taking the hit. So the real point for me was I failed to ever comprehend before just how lazy I was in approaching all the issues. Community College Math course 015 thank you. PEMDAS is a true gift, thank you Tiffany.

[@lanafalana]

Wow. I learned some math. I did every thing I could in high school to ditch math because I didn't understand math! I'll watch it again and let it sink in! Thanks.

[@markboettcher9412]

No one has ever explained this to me so simply. I can't even ask a question in this media but I didn't need to. Thank you so much. You are a brilliant teacher.

[@temi4116]

Agreed , Mark. I have no idea how I was being told to solve order of operations but I did remember parentheses, M/D, A/S in order. It was just from there that I kept leaving out steps. Writing PEMDAS where I can see it by my paper helps tremendously. I was not able to do the problem WHILE also remembering operation order all at the same time. It was too much for me to juggle and I just got frustrated to no end. I seem to have more patience now because of having PEMDAS tip nearby taking the OOO portion off my mind.

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[@merrie0310]

I was panicking having just signed up to go back to finish my BS @ 55, terrified of having to take algebra. That is what has been keeping me from going back. OMG this video has helped me so much. I never understood it before and didn't know what questions to ask, Thank you Thank you Thank you. I will be watching your entire series

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thats amazing! 🌟😊 Im so glad to help you. 😊

[@angelagleeson2039]

I was 80 before I could do maths I joined an adult education class and met a wonderful teacher if only I had her when I was in school I could have been whatever I wanted to be

[@orouba14]

Brilliant. 58 years here and i finally understand the order of operation. Now to teach it to my granddaughter and share this channel wth her. Maybe even my son who is at uni right now.

[@temi4116]

Yes to share with granddaughter and son will be rewarding. From the responses here, we would NOT be amazed if your university aged son didn't know how to solve the operation order problems either.

[@fuzziieverlove3015]

I grew up in the hospital. No help in school work what so ever. I guess because I could die any minute no one cared, including me. ( Damaged Pituitary gland. The size of a 8yr old in high school.) I was at work around the age of 47yrs old when I realized that I was still alive. I'm 55yrs old and I am trying to learn all I can while I'm off work because of covid. Math has always been my favorite subject. This math is extremely new to me and you made it so easy. Thank you so much.

[@jenniferpershouse1778]

Tiffany, wish you were around 45yrs ago. This is the first time Math has made sense and is so easy. Thank you for being such a calm, caring, structured teacher. Your lecture totally made sense. Fear has now been replaced with confidence and excitement. A positive experience thanks

[@DebbieCarrington]

I always hated math in school. This short lesson has sparked a new interest. Thank you!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You’re welcome Debbie! I’m glad to help! 💛

[@stclairy]

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[@Sowa56]

Everyone hates what they don't understand.

[@temi4116]

For sure Debbie. Hope has returned for me toward learning more math.

[@PennyKemp1980]

I just stumbled across your site and as a 60 year old woman that forgot the rules of math, I must say, you are excellent. I’m not sure how I made the grades I made in math without a teacher like you. I have grands coming up that are going to need your help. I feel blessed to have found you.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks Penny! I’m glad to help you and your family! 💛

[@simpsonteacher75]

THANK YOU! I am a retired teacher that LOVED Algebra in school and college, but it has been 40 years since I have had it. Now I am taking on a long term sub position teaching Pre Algebra and Algebra....this has been AWESOME!!!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

I'm glad to help Shirley! 💛

[@ba0700]

I took alg i nearly 60 years ago and never really got algebra completely. Our teacher was an alcoholic who would “take a nap” occasionally at the desk. I learned it after high school using a programmed text bought second-hand. It’s encouraging to see a teacher who’s willing to learn a subject well enough to teach it effectively to children. Any child could get your explanations if he/she is willing to listen. Rather than teaching kids, you should be training the math teachers in your district.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks ba0700 for the compliment! 💛

[@katherinebrady810]

Well Done, thank you. I have taken my kids out to homeschool because of all the craziness going on in our nation and world. Your video came up on my KZbin and I watched it. I was really impressed how well you explained it compared to a lot of teachers. You did this so simple and easy explaining the vital info that was needed and only that info. thank you for taking your talent to KZbin to help out not only students but parents that are having to learn how to teach their children. I graduated with a 3.98 almost 30 yrs ago but nothing compares you to having to teach your own children. everyone is different. love how you tell them to write PEMDAS at top of the sheet everytime. thank you again. will definitely follow you to watch more to help me teach all my kiddos. you are a blessing to me. you have know idea. I really believe God led me to you because I had been thinking about where I could find someone to help explain math to my kids especially when it gets into some of the more difficult areas to explain. looking forward to checking out your channel.

[@tshepomotau4354]

I have been a Maths teacher for 6 years now but I must say I am learning lot of new things from these youtube channels. Thank you so much Tiffany. Please don't get tired of doing this for our learners. 👏👏👏

[@teeloddi9702]

Boy did I need you when I was learning mathematics. Foundational math was so messed up for me that anything that came later was a total loss. I am now 60 years old and determined to not let mathematics get the best of me!!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You can do it Todd! I believe in you. 💛

[@johmiller3214]

So relieved to find your method. I'm 83 yrs and stopped doing algebra many years ago. Now I have a potential student to tutor. I can see how to show him what you teach, in fact I'll send him over here for after homework- homework. Thank you and best regards.

[@rondaleestill3360]

One woman showed and taught this so clear . I fell in love with her explaining it.

[@FableWoman]

You are making me think that mah is fun! I’m 70 and have not enjoyed math since they took my traditional math away in the 1960s. Our teacher didn’t know how to teach new math, so I stopped doing math. Thank you so much for being a super teacher!

[@DianeSturlinXX]

Okay Miss Tiffany, I have homeschooled my children and I'm now home schooling my grandchildren. I am without a doubt going to be utilizing your simplified lessons in my lesson planning. Thank you so much. When my children were very young and I was beginning to explain order of operation to them for the acronym PEMDAS they memorized please excuse my dear Aunt Sally. I know it sounds silly but my goodness it worked and the light bulbs started clicking on! There's no greater Joy than to see that light bulb clicked on 😊💖

[@SHARKTIC5]

Yes Tiffany...Wonder Woman, I just Retired from a long Nursing Career. Never understood Algebra all my life. I am 70 and you opened the door. At last I have conquered basic Algebra. Four others could not for me. Thank you dear clever Tiffany.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You’re welcome Loretta! I’m glad to help. 💛

[@ryanhuisman5381]

While I understood how to do these things already, because I'm a bit of a math nerd, I do appreciate how thorough you are in your explanations. Good job!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks for letting me know Ryan!

[@iamtaijie]

I came across this video, because I wanted to solve my Quantitative Reasoning questions/problems in my course. Despite, not having a clue as to what to expect, I learned so much by watching this video. Absolutely amazing, how one video can solidify my understanding of PEMDAS. Thank you!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

I’m glad to help you TaiJie! 💛

[@iamtaijie]

@@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany 💓

[@butchieblock9118]

Oh my goodness, where were you fifty years ago! At least I can share this with my grandkids! Not in all my years of schooling including a bachelor's degree, did I ever learn about "please excuse my dear Aunt Sally" AKA PEMDAS!!! I love how you reiterate everything!!!!

[@rosettawhite6766]

I'm 57 and it is the very first time.in my life I understand math..wish I'd found you sooner..chuckle!. May God bless you tremendously my dear..I'm pretty sure you have helped millions of people..💕

[@tomobedlam9045]

I decided to finally learn how to do math, outside of simple addition, multiplication, division, and subtraction. You explain it so simply and easily, that I have begun watching, and learning, from all of your videos. I have learned a lot with regard to math and can now solve many problems such as these without issue. You make learning fun and easy. I find myself going ahead of you figuring these out, and I can't tell you how excited I am, that I get the right answer! All thanks to you! Beats the days of when my mom would slap me in the head, just to learn adding/subtracting apples, if I would get the answer wrong. I wish I had teachers like you! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thank you TOM! I'm glad that you've found my videos helpful! 💛

[@brianduffy3091]

At age 60, and now retired, I have some long unfinished business with math....it may have beat me as a young man, but I've gotten wiser over the years. Game on - PEMDAS Warrior.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Good for you! Glad to help!

[@havefaith4358]

Turning 64 next month and was really good in math, passed college algebra, but we just have to back up and regroup and prayerfully we'll get it. ; - }

[@love2learnmitchell329]

Brian Duffy . I like what you said about having unfinished business with Math. I'm 65 and and also retired. this is the first time I actually understood what the math teacher was saying! Love it!

[@mjcard]

70 and learning math. Again. Amazing that this is the treasure life had in store for the time when there is the time to enjoy it. It's wonderful, math I mean.

[@kelvinsapp4994]

You're right! Mister!

[@cottonflannigan3671]

I learned more from you in this one lesson, than I learned in a whole year of college algebra! Wow! It's so easy now! Thank you, and God Bless You!

[@maryinthemaking7211]

Tiffany I’m 60 and just like your other comments I have learned more here than I did in school! My brain is energized and I can’t wait to do all your lessons. 😍

[@kmorris2371]

Man! You really made this math easier. No one ever explained these math problems when I was in school so simplistic to this grandmother.

[@lynnstubblefield6663]

Stumbled on your channel. Order of operations was always a problem for me in school and college. At 63 years old I finally understand after this lesson. 🙌 Thank you so much 💓 I wish I had had you for a teacher. I subscribed and intend to watch your channel and become further educated! I'm excited about mathematics at 63! THANK YOU!

[@jimowe6996]

Wow over 50, and I finally learned how to do Algebra, having a good teacher makes life easier!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

So glad to help you Jim. 😊

[@wayfarer1101]

I'm 65! Just learned something I never learned at school. 😃 Nice to know, I'M NOT TOO OLD TO LEARN!!!

[@anthonytriolo3643]

You are the teacher from 50yrs ago,the proper way I learned.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Oh wow, I didn't know my teaching style was sort of old school! I learned something new today. Thanks for sharing! ✨

[@truepatroit8512]

I was horrible in math. I’m 69 now. I understand all of this now. I could pass with 💯 now! You are a great teacher! I wish all the math teachers were like you. 😊

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@truepatroit8512 thank you Paroit! 💛

[@donitabaker2671]

You are an Excellent teacher!!! I am 70 years old never had a Math teacher like you.Will tell my Grandchildren about you, Thank you. You are a true Blessing😊❤

[@srsmith1231]

I'm a 3yr breast cancer survivor. I feel like after going through chemo, I can't seem to remember how to solve math problems. My mind literally just goes blank. I pray your videos can help me retrain my brain to remember how to solve the more difficult math when it comes to problem solving. Thank you so much for your videos, you definitely have a new subscriber.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Awesome, I’m glad to help ShaConda! 💛

[@crashas1515]

I'm a Dr and always had trouble with math but you make it so simple I can't believe I had so much trouble with it. You're the greatest. Your students are lucky to have someone of your caliber.

[@tigermoth61]

I;m 59, I was absolutely shit at maths at school, but enjoyed watching this and managed to follow it perfectly thank you.

[@kathlynbarnes8236]

A good Teacher makes all the difference! I was soo happy i understood everything! Wish I'd had a Teacher like this in school! 70 yrs old!

[@SidneyPratt]

Learned this about 65 years ago but then I had a series of brain injuries (TBI's) and having a really hard time trying to remember but there's more to it than just memory it's like understanding. Thanks so much. I will continue watching your video's and do all that I can.

[@MI-me3pt]

America needs more teachers like you. Our schools are failing our children. My daughters are grown women now, but if I had school aged children, I would definitely seek your expertise on this subject no matter what the cost. Great job young lady.

[@smprentiss]

At 55 going back to college I felt so lost but watching your video and easy to understand methods I now believe I can make it. This was easy to understand and learn than other videos and books. Thank you so much! 💜💜👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You’re welcome Serena! 💛

[@langdjango2873]

I took math classes way back in the early 1960s and I forgot much of it. Your lessons are fun and very informative. I learned more in the last half hour than I ever did before. Thanks for being such a good teacher by explaining these functions in such a clear way that even this old English major could understand!

[@Mzdiana82]

I’m happy to say at 57 years old I got this correct. It really helped me that I took 4 years of math in High School, it was my favorite subject. It helped in college for figuring drug doses. I was a Respiratory Therapist, which I learned a lot about having a 17 week premature baby who survived, Thanks 🙏 Be To God!!! My high school math teachers were excellent. It also came in handy helping my 4 kids with homework when they were in school.

[@jamesmonroe2808]

83 year old codger with a 73 year old wife who is having a terrible time trying to learn enough math to get her GED. Loved your unhurried teaching method and wish you had more of what she will need. You are really good.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

James I do have all of the videos that she will need for the GED I just don’t post them here, they’re on my website. You can get to them with this link. supereasymath.uscreen.io/catalog

[@Zingmiaka]

@@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany You are one of the best maths teachers. Love from India...

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@Zingmiaka you’re welcome Anoop! 💛

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[@keenanwimbley2143]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work. At 53yrs young, this is a good refresher course.

[@JC-jh6cz]

U got that right onto the money

[@tmikegaming9144]

In Goodrich 😘😘😘

[@diarysineng1741]

As a 19 years old i''m really thankful! And this helps me so much in my class! Thank you so much for showing this to us! And um i've also done this lots of time and it also helps with my grade and i watched you everyday to solve my problems in math your a great teacher! God bless you!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

May god bless you too! 😊

[@FaithsOven]

Thank you Lord for a great teacher. We are home schooling and this PEMDAS has changed the entire game for simplifying things! Thank you for this video and all of the examples. 🎉🙌🏽🥰

[@nuraisha4546]

God, I was bad at math when I was in school. That was 30 years ago. Either I wasn’t paying attention or my teacher wasn’t very good explained to the students. I was so miserable when I was sitting in the class tried to understand what my teacher tried to teach this type of math subject. It’s only took you a few minutes on KZbin for me to understand completely. Now I’m learning again thanks to you.

[@anthonytran98290]

I'm hyperactive I could not focus on school, I left school in middle of third grade levels. Now I'm 45 years old. When I saw this video make me want to learn more when is quiet time. Thank you for taking your time and teach us on KZbin wonderful I appreciate it.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

I’m glad to help you Anthony. 💛

[@tierneyjacobsmontoya3539]

This is wonderful!! This is the first video I've seen by you and YOU will be a part of our regular homeschool program!! YOU are a blessing!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

tierney jacobs montoya Great! I’m so glad to help you guys!

[@amysunderland3764]

@@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany ha no Tana I live. for this kill of it

[@charlesmillsaps8074]

@@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany it sure makes it easier

[@tresbrown684]

You homeschool your kids? I've been homeschooling since 2nd grade. What's ur homeschooling like?

[@deborahjellenburg4939]

Tiffany thank you so much for making this Algebra SO SIMPLE! Writing PEMDAS at the top made all the difference. I wanted to find some beginner Algebra because I never could grasp it when I was in school and only ever had two teachers that could actually explain and teach Math. Unfortunately, I never realized I HAD to learn the order of operations and the formulas to be able to solve math equations. I amazingly graduated high school with D’s in Math.

[@eashag1094]

I just want to say Thank you so much teacher Tiffany for this lesson. I'm so happy to have randomly across this one. For all these years I've struggled with math and within few minutes, you made it seem so easy and I loved it.Finally, I can solve it using your instructions. I wish I had a teacher like you back then. Thank you and please keep up the great work. You're impacting lives.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks Easha g! 💛

[@Marcfj]

I'm also 80 like Straight Whiskey below and like him I have also learned more in this short lesson than I did in 8 years in school. When my son gets back I will have him make a donation for me using paypal. I can't do it because I am not tech savvy. Also, I have found it helpful to pause the video at the start of each example and try to solve it myself---and so far so good. Thanks, you are a great teacher.

[@krississom3042]

I wish I would have had you back in grade school and college!!!! For the very first time in my ENTIRE life, I finally understand Algebra!!!!! You are wonderful!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!

[@JustinAndersonMusic]

As a 35 year old heading to college for the first time Thank you so much!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Justin Anderson You’re welcome! 🙂

[@ethangregg702]

Haha nice that’s kinda like me.

[@madushanidesilva5863]

I am 35 years old too , and I am learning math from Ms. Tiffany !! Thanks a lot to you ma’am Ms.Tiffany ❤️

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Madushani De Silva You’re welcome! I’m glad you’re learning! And today is my 35th birthday!

[@madushanidesilva5863]

Super Easy Math thank you sooooo much ma’am , wishing you a very very very happy birthday dear ma’am, May God bless you richly and bless the works of your hands 🎂🎊🎉🎂🎊🎉🎂🎊🎉🎂❤️❤️❤️, thank you very much for your wonderful service and generosity 😘😘

[@johnbaker1048]

I wish I had you as my collage math teacher I probably wouldn’t have struggled as much. You certainly have a way of teaching that makes it easier to comprehend. Thank you

[@cbarre951]

Tiffany made this so easy for me. I am currently enrolled for my GED after 30 of leaving school and wish I had her as a math teacher way back in high school! Great job Tiffany!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks you cbarre! I’m glad to help. And if you’re interested, Super Easy Math has an adult math refresher tutoring group. You can find out about it here. Supereasymath.com/tutoring.

[@scubawrestler]

I truly appreciate your wonderful explanations. When I was a child, I don't remember if anyone even tried to teach us how to simplify with PEMDAS. And the simple tool of writing that across the top of each problem, refreshes the notion with each problem, and working it through/showing the work like a "proof" is a powerful reinforcer. You are worthy of Teacher of the Year. .

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thank you scubawrestler! 🤿 🤼 I appreciate the compliment and I’m glad to help! 💛

[@scubawrestler]

@@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany I was taught the "historic" method, which changed the method of evaluating division. It's amazing we still got to the moon using that method. But what this proves, is that math is indeed a universal language, albeit one that has more than one "dialect" ;) It's good to have finally agreed upon a single method.

[@johnnielewis9896]

Tiffany painstakingly simplifies a problem to the point of encouraging a student's understanding

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks Johnnie! 💛

[@1952creswell]

This was one of the most helpful videos I've ever watched. I figure if I was to ever grasp algebra I would have to start at the elementary school level. I graduated high school in 1970. Algebra wasn't taught until the high school level back then.

[@ValeriePallaoro]

Thank you .. I had the same problem; algebra and this (order of operations) didn't turn up in my school until about 3rd or fourth form; or yr 9/10. And then there was electives and teachers just said 'you're much better at English, do arts/history subjects'. I missed this and with out it .. you keep making the same mistakes and not knowing why.

[@earlhaywood4372]

Patience, Patience, Patience, the VIRTUE of a good teacher . Thus a present example .

[@slcslc5947]

Tiffany, I actually enjoyed and understood this!! Thank you. Please, please keep uploading math videos. I am studying to get my GED, and Algebra is my weakest link...lol, I know I started a bit late, but I allowed life's little mishaps to stand in the way, But, no more! Thanks for sharing and caring enough to take the time to post and teach (:

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Glad to help you! 😊 And sure, i will keep uploading videos.

[@normanhoward6458]

Your order is wrong. Problems should be worked backwards and get same answer.

[@ariellaricci8087]

I Studied for my (GED) too I didn't pass math by 1 point and I'm going to take it again for Algebra 1 math MCAS it's the time frame between 2 months November, December month I don't care what Tiffany said about it math&Algebra course I did mine in GED course is way better you know how many points GED course in math 87.9 is a very good score I missed by 1 point that stupid Gas Leak happen I got distracted from the Gas Leak yes

[@mingkee27]

I learned the process even back in primary (elementary) school and I can do it on the fly

[@wandaeades7274]

THANK YOU TIFFANY. IM 74 and was always scared of math. You are such an excellent teacher!!!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

@@wandaeades7274 thank you Wanda! 💛

[@Eaglekeeper1958]

Thank you Tiffany. I have always found math to be so difficult. I wish my teachers could have explained math problems as well as you do. I had no problem following along with your carefully explained steps. I’m retired now and I am going to use my time wisely and conquer math/algebra. 🙂

[@joburke6448]

Where was Tiffany when I was burning my brain cells out in math class. It’s really true that every student isn’t able to learn from every teacher. I know it’s impossible to match each student and teacher, but think of how much less struggles kids would have if it were possible!

[@christinerobinson9372]

It's been a long time since I was in school, but this video would have helped me a lot. It seemed to me that teachers were only interested in teaching to students who already knew or who caught on quickly to the subject. They didn't slow down for those who needed time to digest what was being taught (that would be me). This video was perfect.

[@Izzy-ub9sb]

Wow, what a talented teacher; such a natural.

[@RCBIGFLYER1]

Thank You Miss Tiffany, You are Super Good. It took me forever to learn TO rewrite each LINE, - and then also to rewrite each STEP. Then ---- math became super straight forward! THANK YOU, An OLD(82) Retired ,EE.

[@playsball]

51 years old and I've finally learned Algebra!! Amazing video thank you!!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Kimberly Graham Great! Glad to help!

[@igsuvefuwvfub7512]

Wait-what

[@ingridzinde1909]

58 year old land finally loving maths this tutorial was a GIFT from God ,Thanks Gif you are A GREAT TEACHER 💜💛💚💙❤..From Sunny South Africa. ...INGRID

[@jacobyesthatsmynameyum1247]

Bruh she’s from America

[@expressoevangelism80]

This example wasn’t algebra. It was arithmetic. Or at least is used to be when I went to school. Certainly the teacher speaks and demonstrates clearly as to what she’s working through. An algebra type question incorporates certain unknown characters that are represented in the question by substituting some numbers with letters. The point is to then calculate the value of the letter so that you can then go on to work out the solution by using the way of working she was showing us. 4 + X = 6 X = 6 - 4 X = 2 Obviously a very simple example, but that is basically an example of algebra. I hope that helps to introduce the reason for algebra at least. As to whether you can learn from that, algebra is a very wide subject, but like most things, it can be fun when you play with it. All the best.

[@derekgarcia1428]

I'm glad to see someone who can explain this easily. Great job.

[@georgiaboles3990]

Me too. Thank you

[@redbluffhill1]

I think a lot of teachers only know one way to teach so when a student gets left behind, they say they weren't paying attention or don't want to learn.

[@altair458]

You are so right👍

[@PS-zx9km]

And kids often feel peer pressure and won't ask questions and teachers often don't know how to address issues without embarrassing child.

[@altair458]

@@PS-zx9km amen brother....Thank you👍

[@sowthamanirajendiran895]

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[@ogbachinyere2672]

huh

[@chuckkoncewicz4242]

I wish you were my teacher in school in the 70’s I struggle so very much with high school math! I learned more from you then any math teacher I ever had! You’re a smart cookie can teach can do! Brilliant! Thank you😃

[@deeblack9393]

I have seen a lot of people on fb that REALLY need this! I keep getting simple math equations showing up in some of the feeds I follow and there are TOO MANY that can't grasp this simple concept!

[@abigailfindlay2503]

I'm still in shock since I hated math because of math problems like these no teacher I ever had thought this thing as simple as you have done. Girl you are a genius thank you so very much I'm super excited right now.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You are more than welcome, I'm glad I was able to help. 😊🌟

[@deb6061]

Thank you for simplifying something I’ve always been fearful of and that’s MATH! I’m 60 and I’ve never had anyone explain it the way you just did! You’re awesome! ❤️

[@vanessap9609]

Thank you so much Super Easy Math....I didn't get this after so many videos and books until your video! You did exactly that explained it in such an easy UNDERSTANDABLE way!

[@btcrazee1]

If I had had this when I went to college in my 50s, it would have helped me soooo much. I am going to send this to my grands. TY!

[@jillgott6567]

OH MY WORD how easy, simple, and stress free you made this ! At 62 when I saw this video it brought back anxiety from high school as well as an economic class I tried to take in college. I am sure I had learned this in high school but like I said anxiety was the main feeling I remember and it caused what I learned to not stick with me thus causing me to quit the economics class. THANK YOU for doing these videos for adults who want to stay sharp, relearn information and any current students who need help.

[@ariellaricci8087]

I had Anxiety too in High School yes stress-free I had freaked out about getting my Diploma, yes it's is stress-free in my condition I had Psycholic Break outbursts and I have been bullied in school I had Anti-Bullying problems .

[@bennyrosado5402]

Terrific! Follow the given formula and in no time you can do oder of operations with ease...Thank you for bringing back to understanding these tricky order of operation problems...

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Glad to help you ! 😊

[@frannader2739]

Good teachers make the lesson clear. I, too, was stronger in other subjects than math. Thank you for an enjoyable lesson that taught this 68 year old. It truly is good to be a lifelong learner.

[@aprilfielder480]

Out of all the math videos I've watched this one helped me the most Thank you

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

APRIL Fielder great! So glad to help you! 😊

[@wuu221]

Agreed!

[@mamadukes512]

That's exactly what I was going to write....Thanks

[@ilanigaridan4041]

Example #5 correction 64-4 equals 60 not 16 pls review thanks

[@ilanigaridan4041]

Ah ok I got it 64 divided 4 equals 16....sorry..

[@nansnook3920]

Thank u,thank u,THANK U!!! 2day @ 67, I've learned a great deal about myself & why I found math so confusing. It was the teachers. 😁😆😆😆, just kidding!!! Math was always brutal 4 me, especially when called 2 work @ the chalk board. It was humiliating, especially being ahead by 2 yrs in advanced classes. SO HERE'S WHAT I LEARNED. 1. When I didn't 'get it', I blocked it, didn't like it & made it harder 4 myself. 2. I saw the entire problem & not the 'parts' as u taught. 3. I listened w/an open mind bcause I WANTED 2 LEARN IT. 4. One is never 2 old 2 learn & I'm ready 2 learn 2 solve problems containing just letters & no numbers! [a+(bc) ÷ y+x ] 😉Thanks Tiffany. It was a pleasure learning from u. 🤗

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thanks Nan! I’m glad it helped! 💛

[@guymarco2340]

If I were your student, I would your best student because you are very thorough, clear, paitent and have a very charming voice - keep up the great work - stsy safe Tiffany

[@nikkitytom]

Thank you! Now those equations make perfect sense. PEMDAS wasn't used in schools 50 years ago ... somehow we just muddled along. Maybe if I'd had a teacher like you, I'd be a physicist today rather than a classical pianist. Preferably both! 🤗👍🙏

[@darkwitnesslxx]

I don't know where you grew up, but PEMDAS, has been taught in the USA since at least the 1920's, and since sometime in the 1800's as Order of Operations but without the mnemonic.

[@bigrockets]

Gosh Tiffany I must watched this video as a review because sometimes I forget the basics. You are so good at explaining math, anyone having you as a math teacher is lucky! Thank you for doing all your mathematics video I am your loyal student from now on!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

So glad to help you! 😊🌟

[@stay_stoic_be_stoic]

I am about to get back to college after 10 years, and your videos have gotten me back to where I feel ready. Thank you so much!

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

You're welcome so much! 😊

[@robertbrokus2123]

Pemdas. I love it. Thank-you. Having to help my 7th grade granddaughter and this really helped a lot. I subscribed.

[@terencehawkes3933]

Hi I am 71 years old and I always had troubles with the order of operations. Your video set me to rights. Thank you. You are a good teacher. I wish I had you when studying algebra.

[@ralpholiver1519]

I failed one year of Algebra in HS then got a D the next year still with little or no understanding of the basics,,,,it has crippled me all my life. I never heard the phrase "order of operaions" in either year. I will not blame the teacher however because during the time I was asked to learn/concentrate of this I had many many other distractions....drugs sex and rock and roll....I think the teacher did suck as others in my class said so but ultimately it was my responsibility to learn or to seek out learning elsewhere . Thanks for this.....it may take a while to wipe this grin off my face.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Its better to learn a bit later than never. 😊

[@kandis788]

I am literally smiling Bc I been thru a lot of videos to understand this math . And I am getting it . I’m 32 years old college for the first time and math is my worst subject . But you literally made my headache go away . Thank you for help 😘

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

So glad to help you Kandis! 😊

[@PettyLabelle70]

I have to tell you as someone who used to be exceptional in math you are amazing and because of life many things happened I lost my entire family and recently I lost my mom who was a number one mathematician in Poland for decades after the war I always loved Math. After I came to America the language barrier made it so difficult for me to understand the simplest of things although I got straight A's many times I didn't understand why I still thought in my first language however although I came up with the correct answer the teachers always wanted me to do it according to what you just explain the order of operations I tried to explain to them this isn't how math was taught in Eastern Europe especially during communism we had the best mathematicians scientists engineers when we had to know what times tables by the age of four before even entering preschool but first grade you were doing algebra 2nd grade geometry 3rd grade trigonometry 4th grade physics and calculus I left in 4th grade period once becoming a student here I was completely lost I didn't understand English or what the teachers were saying they didn't take the time and the classrooms were much smaller than they are now so I can say to you you are an excellent teacher simplified it to the point of understanding without using big words to sound smart your intelligence came through the screen if you are still teaching your students are very lucky and thank you for the brain teasers that's why I decided to do these problems with you just to get my brain going again. Thank you sincerely for making me realize how much I love math again

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Thank you Agolf for this awesome comment. I’m glad that my teaching method works for you, and brings the joy that you once had for math back to life. 💛

[@veronicabailey2485]

Tiffany you are the best! I am preparing for a test, and you make math so easy. Your students are very blessed to have you. I appreciate you taking the time to share your videos.

[@kwaishiu6460]

Very clear and step by step explanations, we as math teachers don't just assume everybody who is sitting in front of you knows everything, show them everything first will just make your life much easier later

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Yes it will!

[@Lorenaisahernandez]

Thank you so much! I’m studying for GED and this video has helped me so much.

[@SuperEasyMathwithTiffany]

Lorena Hernandez You’re welcome! 😊