RESOURCES FROM THE INTERWEBS
These resources are websites and YouTube channels that I - and my students - have used for academic study, career development, and lifelong learning. They are organized by topic and shared as supplemental tools to support understanding and independent exploration.
General Chemistry
Dr. Jasperse, University of Minnesota Moorhead
Lots of practice quizzes and exams w/video solutions.
Biology & Microbiology
Dr. D Explains Stuff, Richland College, YouTube Channel
Comprehensive lecture and lab videos.
Dr. Vincent Racaniello, Virologist at Columbia University
Collin College Microbiology Department
Includes lab tutorial/study guide.
Your Other Biology Professor, YouTube Channel
Advanced Biology content and practice questions.
Anatomy & Physiology
Professor Weiss, Collin College
Includes course information on A&P, Nutrition, and Biology.
Wallace's Anatomy & Physiology, Texas Christian University, YouTube Channel
Physics
Physics
Runs group and private tutoring for Physics and Math. Has several videos on YouTube. Also maintains courses on Udemy.
Math
Math
Courses include Algebra, Calculus I through II, Differential Equations.
Brett John, Highland Park High School, Pre-Calculus, YouTube Channel
Dr. Wright, Highland Park High School, Pre-AP TAG Pre-Calculus, YouTube Channel
Anthony Record, Avon High School, Calculus AB and BC, YouTubeChannel
Walks students through how to solve algebra-based problems.
Multiple high-level subjects such as Calculus.
Multiple Subjects
Multiple Subjects
Several subjects, mainly STEM and ACT/SAT. Free or low-cost monthly subscription. Useful sections of Numerade are the Books menu with Textbook Problems & Answers, the Test Prep menu with AP, SAT, ACT problems and solutions, and the Bootcamp menu with subject review videos that help prepare students entering courses in STEM.
The Organic Chemistry Tutor, YouTube Channel
This tutor covers several math and science subjects: Physics, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and more.
Includes tutorials for Physics, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Calculus. Recent videos focus on Physics.
Great for Anatomy & Physiology, History, and more.