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Yannay Khaikin

Medical Student - Teacher - Brother

Yannay Khaikin is currently an OBGYN Resident and Graduate Student in Toronto, Ontario, associated with the University of Toronto.1 Previously, he was an undergraduate student at the University of Toronto, where he spent four years teaching undergraduate and high school students various subjects including biology, chemistry, physics, and statistics.2

During his time as an undergraduate, Khaikin collaborated with TED-Ed to produce two animated lessons, one about math and another about infectious disease evolution.2 He also gave a TEDx talk titled "Don't Be Afraid of Scary Math Problems," where he presented simple rules to help people conquer their fear of learning new things.2

Khaikin has demonstrated a passion for education and making complex topics accessible. He created a TED-Ed lesson explaining the astronomical number of ways to arrange a deck of 52 cards, using this concept to illustrate how seemingly impossible tasks can be broken down into manageable steps.3

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North York, Ontario, Canada