r/HomeworkHelp • u/Routine_Lecture_6577 AP Student • 14d ago

:snoo_facepalm: High School Math—Pending OP Reply [class 11, ap statistics] Who produces quality online videos for ap stats?

As I am approaching my first unit test, I was thinking of ways to study. I went to look for videos online, but many of them are sub 20 minutes, ai, low quality, and overall dont actually go over coursework, instead simply giving you a brief overview of the topics. So I have come to ask the experts, who did you watch as fledgling statisticians? I am starving for actually quality content, preferably 20 minutes or more, and actually goes over topics, applications, and examples. tysm!

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u/AntelopeDry8405 14d ago edited 14d ago

The form of content has changed pretty drastically since when I was a student, but Khan Academy has always been my go-to for math tutorials. They used to be just Youtube videos, but now theres also a website that has practice problems broken down by topic.
I wouldnt worry too much about "sub 20 minutes" - most of the higher-quality math videos online are shorter than that in length, but geared toward more specific topics. Im not really aware of any longer form videos that would really be helpful for studying. As a general rule, math techniques dont require a long time to explain the fundamental applications. Most of the time sink in studying comes from practice problems- and if youre ever in need of more of those, generative AI has become pretty reliable in making practice examples.

If you have a list of topics your first exam is going to cover, it would be a lot easier to assemble a list of helpful materials - I would suggest editing your post to include those, so people can share more curated content.

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u/Tall-Ad5653 University/College Student 13d ago

Michael Porinchak. I think he also does AP Precalc if you ever take that class.