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The best YouTube channels for history — Heimler's History for AP-specific exam review, Crash Course for broad survey coverage, and OverSimplified for genuinely entertaining context on major conflicts. Reviewed by purpose, not just popularity.
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The best YouTube channels for psychology — from Crash Course Psychology's AP-aligned survey to SciShow Psych's research-grounded deep dives and The Psych Show's clinical perspective. Reviewed by sub-topic with honest notes on depth and rigor.
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The best YouTube channels for biology, organized by sub-topic — cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology, biochemistry, and anatomy. Channel reviews, target audiences, and how to build a rigorous biology curriculum from free YouTube content.
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The best YouTube channels for chemistry — from Tyler DeWitt's high-school-accessible explanations to NileRed's professional organic chemistry synthesis videos. Channel reviews, target audiences, and how to build a chemistry curriculum from free content.
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The best YouTube channels for physics, organized by sub-topic and level — from mechanics to quantum field theory. Channel reviews, target audiences, and how to build a structured self-study curriculum from free content.
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The best YouTube channels for math, organized by sub-topic — from intuition-building to problem-drilling to university-level lectures. Includes channel reviews, target audiences, and how to combine them effectively.
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A structured roadmap for learning calculus from YouTube — from pre-calculus through multivariable, with specific video recommendations for every stage and note-taking strategies that make the material stick.
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Free college courses on YouTube are genuinely world-class. Here is how to reverse-engineer a structured college education using free YouTube content — with syllabi, lecture series, and a study workflow that makes it stick.
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The best YouTube channels for learning — sorted by subject, with notes on what each channel does well, who it is for, and how to use it alongside structured note-taking.
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