read.cash Log in
m@meso.ty more from that month

Tired of Struggling in School? This Free YouTube Channel Can Help! Schooling these days is far from easy, especially with the way things are going. It can be hard to stay motivated to keep studying. To make matters worse, some teachers or lecturers rush through topics like school fees were never paid! Back when I was in high school (I graduated in 2023), I struggled a lot with organic chemistry. I thought my troubles with it were over when I graduated, but I was wrong. In my first year at the university, studying pharmacy, I quickly realized that organic chemistry was just getting started. I knew I needed help, so I turned to YouTube. I searched for guides on organic chemistry and watched countless videos, but I still couldn’t fully grasp the concepts. Thankfully, I managed to scrape through my 100-level courses. However, when I entered 200-level, things became much tougher in chemistry. For the first time, I was genuinely afraid of failing. Desperate to find help, I searched “Organic Chemistry” on YouTube. Then I decided to switch things up by typing "Organic Chemistry for Dummies" into the search bar. That’s when I stumbled on a game-changer: Crash Course Organic Chemistry. The Crash Course team broke everything down into simple, digestible steps. They made the topics so clear and easy to follow that I began to improve bit by bit. I’m still learning, but their videos gave me the confidence to keep going. Of course, practice makes perfect! What’s even better is that the Crash Course channel doesn’t just cover organic chemistry. They have videos on a wide variety of subjects like history, biology, art, and so much more. They even post videos on random but incredibly useful topics you never knew you needed! And the best part? It’s completely free—just make sure you have data. So, if you’re having trouble with any subject in school, I highly recommend you check them out. It’s a lifesaver! My account is not allowed to post links yet so search for "crash course on YouTube" Here is how their page looks like:

No comments yet

Log in to join in Reading is open to everyone. Replying needs an account.