Teaching High School Science

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In this episode of Teaching High School Science, I’m breaking down my top five free study resources that will help your teen excel in science—without breaking the bank! Whether you're homeschooling your teen or supporting them in traditional school, these tools are game-changers for mastering science concepts. Tune in as I share resources that are both powerful and accessible, designed to help your teen succeed in subjects like chemistry, biology, and physics.

Key Concepts Covered:

• Khan Academy: Full curriculum with interactive practice problems. Perfect for reinforcing topics like stoichiometry or genetics.
• YouTube Channels:
  • CrashCourse Kids: Fun, engaging science content for middle schoolers.
  • Amoeba Sisters: Animated help with biology
  • Melissa Maribel: Excellent resource for chemistry help.
  • Tyler DeWitt: Simple, clear explanations for chemistry concepts.
  • Bozeman Science: Covers biology, chemistry, and physics with engaging content.
  • Professor Dave: Offers tutorials across physics, chemistry, and more.
  • The Organic Chemistry Tutor: Breaks down multiple subjects, including chemistry and math, in an easy-to-understand format.
• Quizlet: The ultimate online flashcard tool that helps with memorization and quiz prep, perfect for vocabulary-heavy science topics.
• PhET Interactive Simulations: Free, interactive simulations for exploring science concepts in real-time. Great for visual learners who need help understanding molecular structures or physics.
• OpenStax: Free, high-quality textbooks for students needing comprehensive science references.
• CK-12.org: Another excellent resource for interactive textbooks and science simulations.

Useful Links:

• Khan Academy
• CrashCourse Kids on YouTube
• Amoeba Sisters
• Melissa Maribel on YouTube
• Tyler DeWitt
• Bozeman Science
• Professor Dave on YouTube
• The Organic Chemistry Tutor on YouTube
• Quizlet
• PhET Interactive Simulations
• OpenStax

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