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3Blue1Brown
YouTube channel of Grant Sanderson, covering math and related subjects such as physics and computer science. Known for visual explanations.
Why it is here: Visual explanations of mathematics that build intuition.
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Numberphile
A YouTube channel of videos about numbers and mathematics, made by Brady Haran with mathematicians as guests.
Why it is here: Conversations with mathematicians that make numbers and puzzles approachable.
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PBS Infinite Series
A PBS channel on advanced mathematics, hosted by mathematician Tai-Danae Bradley and physicist Gabe Perez-Giz. Aimed at viewers who want to go deeper.
Why it is here: Ambitious math videos for viewers who want more depth than a basic explainer.
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Mathologer
YouTube channel offering accessible explanations of hard and beautiful mathematics. Useful for viewers who like to see how proofs work.
Why it is here: Math explained in a way that builds up to deeper ideas.
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Stand-up Maths
YouTube channel of Matt Parker, a mathematician and stand-up comedian. Videos combine math with humor.
Why it is here: Math presented by a comedian, making difficult ideas fun.
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Professor Leonard
A free mathematics education channel with organized lecture videos. Useful for college and high school students.
Why it is here: Full-length math lectures arranged by course for self-study.
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Math Antics
YouTube channel of Math Antics, which offers math lessons with more videos on its website. Aimed at younger learners.
Why it is here: Math lessons for younger learners, made to be friendly and clear.
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Math with Mr. J
A math education channel offering instructional videos for anyone who needs help with math.
Why it is here: Instructional math videos that cover school topics step by step.
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Brian McLogan
YouTube channel of Brian McLogan, a math teacher who explains math to students who struggle.
Why it is here: Math tutoring videos that explain steps clearly for students who need extra help.
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Eddie Woo
YouTube channel of Eddie Woo, a mathematics teacher at a public high school in Sydney, Australia and an author.
Why it is here: Classroom-style math lessons from a working high school teacher.
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Math and Science
A video channel of math and science lessons built around step-by-step worked example problems, useful for students who learn by watching a solution unfold.
Why it is here: Worked math examples shown one step at a time, handy for checking homework methods.
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The Math Sorcerer
The Math Sorcerer is a video channel of math tutorials plus talk about mindset and books, aimed at students and self-learners.
Why it is here: Math tutorials and study advice from a teacher, useful for self-learners reviewing college-level topics.
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Mathispower4u
Mathispower4u is a video library of math lessons for students, parents and teachers, covering a wide range of school and college topics.
Why it is here: A large set of short math lesson videos that students and parents can look up by topic.
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Elia Bombardelli
Elia Bombardelli publishes Italian-language math video lessons, meant for quick revision before a test or exam.
Why it is here: Italian-language math lessons for students who need fast review before an exam.
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Mario's Math Tutoring
Mario's Math Tutoring is a video channel with direct, short math lessons that aim to get students up to speed quickly.
Why it is here: Short, focused math lessons for students who need a fast catch-up on a topic.
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MindYourDecisions
MindYourDecisions is a video channel by Presh Talwalkar posting math puzzles and interesting problems, with solutions explained.
Why it is here: Math puzzles and problem solutions for people who enjoy working through tricky questions.
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Mickaël Launay
Mickaël Launay, known as Micmaths, makes French-language math videos, including lessons and curiosities about mathematics.
Why it is here: French-language math videos that make the subject approachable for students and general viewers.
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Krista King
Krista King makes math videos aimed at helping students feel capable, with lessons through college-level courses.
Why it is here: Math tutorials from a teacher that walk through calculus and other course topics.
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yaymath
yaymath publishes math videos filmed in a live classroom, with an emphasis on creativity and understanding.
Why it is here: Classroom-filmed math lessons that show how a teacher builds understanding.
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ProfRobBob
ProfRobBob is a video collection of math lessons covering algebra, geometry, trigonometry and related school subjects.
Why it is here: Organised high school math lessons that follow common course topics.
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Duane Habecker
Duane Habecker is a math teacher who creates videos for students and shares lessons from long classroom experience.
Why it is here: Math lessons from a long-time classroom teacher, suited to school students and parents helping them.
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Stephen Wolfram Writings
Stephen Wolfram Writings is a collection of articles by Stephen Wolfram on computational science, mathematics, AI and computational thinking.
Why it is here: Long, detailed articles on computation and mathematics for readers who like deep technical reading.
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Insights into Mathematics
Insights into Mathematics is a video channel aiming to explain interesting mathematics to a broad audience.
Why it is here: Interesting mathematics aimed at a general audience, from a university lecturer.
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patrickJMT
patrickJMT is a free math video channel by Patrick, who has posted math lessons since 2007 for students and teachers.
Why it is here: Free math lessons that students and teachers can look up by topic.
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Tipping Point Math
Tipping Point Math is a math video channel with lessons presented in a different way, supported by its own website.
Why it is here: Math lessons with a distinct teaching approach, from a teacher with a companion website.
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Think Twice
Think Twice is a video channel about mathematics in motion, using animation to explain ideas.
Why it is here: Animated math explanations for viewers who like to see ideas visually.
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blackpenredpen
blackpenredpen is a math tutorial channel using a black pen and a red pen on a whiteboard, aiming to inspire students.
Why it is here: Calculus and other math worked out by hand on video, with a teaching focus.
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