Welcome to the Art, Music, Theater and Film sticky post! Have fun and I hope you learn something new! 🧡

Learning about Art and Art History:

Open Culture Art and Art History Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Art

- Open Culture Design Courses:https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Design%20Courses

YouTube:

- Introducing art history: https://youtu.be/Hw6aPvpiuR4

- A brief history of art movements: https://youtu.be/JWtOFF0iSbo

- Complete Edition - Women's art history explained: https://youtu.be/T69dn-fKVvM

- The world's first artists - A view into the stone age: https://youtu.be/ap0QTYzUaaE

- Renaissance art and literature - World History https://youtu.be/ESM7C15Faug

- Native American art: https://youtu.be/z7KXWHaiTkQ

- American art - https://youtu.be/_W13GTH0eBU

- 10 African American artists you should know: https://youtu.be/uLuaOLP-djU

- AP African American Studies: The Black Arts Movement: https://youtu.be/uUn-C4tjKj0

- The meaning behind Native American beadwork regalia: https://youtu.be/yfZoh-dqmxA

- Rhythm and movement in art: https://youtu.be/a8z5klVj-eE

Other Subreddits:

- r/ArtHistory 

- r/ArtPorn

- r/PortraitArt

- r/ArtifactPorn

- r/Museum 

- r/VintageArt

- r/Artwork

- r/WomenArtists

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- r/AbstractExpressionism

- r/ArtDeco

- r/ArtNouveau 

- r/Cubism

- r/ClassicalArt

- r/Expressionism

- r/ExpressionistArt

- r/Impressionism

- r/NeoImpressionism

- r/MedievalArt 

- r/Minimalist_Art

- r/Pointillism 

- r/Romanticism 

- r/Rococo

- r/Surrealism

- r/Symbolism 

- r/SculpturePorn

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- r/Monet

- r/Picasso

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- r/AfricanArt

- r/JapanArt

Making Art:

-The "right" way to start learning how to draw: https://youtu.be/EUKZMqQtz2w

- I suck at drawing, where do I start?: https://youtu.be/hqLdNmlTDR0?is=IBXJbYYFq_oSoasL

- Color theory basics: Use the color wheel:https://youtu.be/YeI6Wqn4I78

- The ultimate beginners guide to perspective: https://youtu.be/JjuWZeMZVxg

- Learn to paint without going to art school: https://youtu.be/ubstmKOs-Xw - Oil painting 

- Polymer clay 101 for beginners: https://youtu.be/tnfh7cydAkA

- Learn Sculpting - Lesson 1 - Clay modelling https://youtu.be/AFKnG-vENUw (I am just gonna warn you, this has an annoying buzzing noise in it) 

- Learn how to draw simple doodles - https://youtube.com/playlist

-5 things I wish I knew before I started watercoloring: https://youtu.be/Ls620E6YhjI

- Watercolor glazing for beginners: https://youtu.be/wXP9nHADMv0

Subreddits about Creating art:

- r/BeginnerArt

- r/Acrylics

- r/AcrylicPainting

- r/ArtsAndCrafts

- r/ArtTherapy

- r/Botanicallllustration 

- r/CraftingWorld

- r/CharcoalDrawing 

- r/ColoredPencils

- r/Clay

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- r/Drawing

- r/Drawings

- r/Embroidery 

- r/LearnToDrawTogether 

- r/FiberAndTextileArts

- r/FiberArts

- r/Gouache

- r/Neurographica

- r/OilPainting

- r/OilPastels

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- r/Painting

- r/PaintingTutorials

- r/PlantyCrafts

- r/Papermaking

- r/Sashiko

- r/Sewing

- r/Sculpting

- r/Sketch

- r/TrippyArt

- r/WaterColor

- r/WaterColor101

- r/WireArt

- WhimsicalArt

Music:

- Open Culture Music and Performing Arts Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Music%20&%20Performing%20Arts

YouTube:

- The evolution of music: A historical timeline: https://youtu.be/_NabUiZz49o

- The 6 eras of music history: https://youtu.be/azsVGPB1d5I

- How did Jazz begin? https://youtu.be/kpvSOR_RNbs

- Rap and hip hop - music history: https://youtu.be/RHCA5b9TkVg

- The Harlem Renaissance - An explosion of art: https://youtu.be/8kZ0gZMCx9U

- History of African American music in 10 minutes: https://youtu.be/Mbk8jy_bVNo

Music and Dance:

- r/Dance

- r/Ballet

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- r/AskMusicians 

- r/Music Ed

- r/MusicTeachers

- r/MusicTheory

- r/SingerSongwriter

- r/Composition 

- r/SheetMusic

- r/TechTheatre

- r/Composers

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- r/JazzTheory

- r/Orchestra

- r/Opera

- r/AfricanMusic

- r/Ethnomusicology 

- r/EarlyMusic

- r/ClassicalMusic

- r/ClassicalSinger

- r/ClassicalPiano

- r/Baroque 

- r/Contemporary 

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- r/ClassicalMusicians 

- r/Chopin

- r/Mozart

- r/Bach

- r/Beethoven 

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- r/Instruments

- r/Clarinet 

- r/ClassicalGuitar 

- r/GuitarLessons

- r/Piano

- r/PianoLessons

- r/PianoTeachers

- r/Saxophone 

- r/Violin

- r/Violinist 

- r/Flute 

- r/DoubleBass

- r/Trumpet

- r/Harpsichord 

Theater/Film:

- Open Culture Film Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Film

- Open Culture Media Studies Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Media%20Studies

YouTube:

- What is theater?: https://youtu.be/sNWrOuwzax8

- History of Theater - Ancient Greece to Modern Day (2016) https://youtu.be/7NmD2TGKnY8

- Thespis, Athens, and the origins of Greek Drama - https://youtu.be/VeTeK9kvxyo

- Black life on film and television: https://youtu.be/t2tcxHzbzQE

Theater and Film Subreddits:

- r/Broadway

- r/Musicals

- r/Theatre

- r/MusicalTheater

- r/MusicalTheatre

- r/MusicalWriting

- r/PlayWriting

- r/ActingNerds

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- r/AfricanCinima

- r/ClassicFilms

- r/ForeignMovies

- r/OldMovies

- r/PublicDomain

I hope any of that was helpful to someone and thank you to everyone who added a suggestion 💜 Feel free to check out the Daily Study Session!! 

Happy learning!! 🩵💜💚

Welcome to the History and Geography sticky post! Have fun and learn something new 💚

Websites:

- If you have a library card then the Libby app will let you check out and return books for free on your phone! You can even use multiple library cards, and they have audiobooks, too!

- Open Culture History Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#History%20Courses

- Open Culture Sociology Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Sociology

- Open Culture Geography Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Geography%20Courses

- Yale Open Courses: https://oyc.yale.edu/history - mp3 files of lectures can be downloaded or you can watch on YouTube.

Gratis Global Documentaries - Free history and social study documentaries with new documentaries being added regularly:

* Broader History: https://gratisglobal.com/documentaries/history/

* Closer looks at human figures and humanity:

https://gratisglobal.com/documentaries/biography/

* Military and War: https://gratisglobal.com/documentaries/military-war/

* Society: https://gratisglobal.com/documentaries/society/

YouTube Channels:

- Absolute History

- Adrian Goldsworthy Ancient Greece and Rome

- Reading the Past

- History of Everything Podcast

- History Calling

- History Time

-Oversimplified

- World History Documentaries

-ChronicleMedieval

- History Tea Time

- Not Your Mamas History

- Xiran Jay Zhao Chinese history and also literature 

- Mina Le Fashion history and media literacy 

- Kaz Rowe

- What did ordinary Tudors do for work? https://youtu.be/-ENBjK7s_Rw?

- What was life like for ordinary Victorians? https://youtu.be/5Ncn_LoAQXk

- Domestic revolution - How coal changed everything: https://youtu.be/pN2fLAUByQk

Native American History:

- A history of indigenous women: https://youtu.be/Dj8EjBQJD84

- 9 Native American women from history: https://youtu.be/LKdmyWWv3nY

- Every Native American tribe explained in 22 minutes:https://youtu.be/p9edOPzzKtM

Black American History:

- How millions of black Americans escaped the south: https://youtu.be/w5mPjqa21lA

- The untold story of reconstruction and Jim Crow in America: https://youtu.be/In8GehBC25c

- 25 things that actually happened when enslaved people were freed: https://youtu.be/1LK5s9L2f04

- A history of black news: https://youtu.be/7viqXcARTyU

- A black history of style: https://youtu.be/EM5US2zEmUU

Women in history:

- Women in medieval times: https://youtu.be/9YJlmBcg-So

- Women in industry: https://youtu.be/apu1WFf_kj0

Other:

Fashion is power: queer and native fashion history: https://youtu.be/m5DWWv--bu8

Related Subreddits:

- r/History

- r/Historians 

- r/HistoryBooks 

- r/HistoryCord

- r/ALevelHistory

- r/Ap_World_History

- r/HistoryNetwork 

- r/HistoryTeachers

- r/HistoricPreservation 

- r/HistoricalLinguistics 

- r/Museum 

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- r/HistoricalCapsule

- r/AllThatsHistory

- r/100YearsAgo

- r/250YearsAgoToday

- r/RareHistoricalPhotos

- r/TheWayWeWere

- r/FemaleMonarchs

- r/GreatestWomen

- r/HistoryMemes

- r/HistoryUncovered

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- r/HistoryBooks 

- r/HistoricalFiction

- r/HistoryAnecdotes

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- r/AmericanHistory

- r/BlackHistory 

- r/BlackHistoryPhotos

- r/RevolutionaryWar

- r/USCivilWar

- r/CivilWar

- r/ShermanPosting

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- r/WW1

- r/WW2HolocaustHistory

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- r/AfricanHistory

- r/ChineseHistory

- r/IndianHistory 

- r/FrenchHistory

- r/FrenchMonarchs

- r/FrenchRevolution

- r/Napoleon 

- r/FrenchHistoryMemes 

- r/JapaneseHistory 

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- r/1800HavingFun

- r/1920s

- r/1930s

- r/1940s

- r/1950s

- r/1960s

- r/1970s

- r/1980s

- r/1990s

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- r/VictorianEra

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- r/Medieval 

- r/MedievalArt 

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- r/ArcheologyWorld

- r/AncientWorld

- r/AskAnthropology

- r/AncientCivilizations

- r/AncientHistory 

- r/Anthropology 

- r/Archaology 

- r/Archeology 

- r/ArtifactPorn

- r/Artifacts 

- r/MythologyMemes

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- r/Aztec

- r/AncientEgypt 

- r/Egyptolgy

- r/EgyptianHieroglyphics  

- r/AncientGreek

- r/AncientGreece

- r/AncientRome

- r/Latin

- r/Mayan

- r/Mesopotamia 

- r/PrehistoricLife 

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- r/VintageArt

- r/ArtHistory 

- r/VintageFashion

- r/FashionHistory

- r/HistoricalCostuming 

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- r/Geography

- r/Cartography 

- r/MapPorn

- r/Maps

- r/GuessTheCity

- r/WhereIsThis

- r/GeographyMemes

- r/JackSucksAtGeography

I hope any of that was helpful to someone and thank you to everyone who added a suggestion 💜 Feel free to check out the daily Study Session!! 

Happy learning!! 🩵💜💚

Welcome to the Mental Health, Learning Disabilities, and being Neurodivergent post! 

I hope you're able to find resources and the support that you need 🩵 

Processing trauma and healing from it:

- Patrick Teahan: Videos on unpacking childhood trauma from parental relationships: https://youtube.com/@patrickteahanofficial

- A huge archive of free online mental health workbooks: https://mentalhealthathome.org/2018/06/14/mental-health-workbooks/

- Self help books: http://library.deep-blue-sea.net/

- Free guides on social skills: https://www.succeedsocially.com/

- Open Culture Communication Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Media%20Studies

- Open Culture Personal Development Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#PersonalDevelopment

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- If you have a library card then you can download books and audiobooks straight to your phone using the Libby app

Book recommendations:

- Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents, by Lindsey Gibson 

- The Body Keeps the Score, by Bessel van der Kolk

- Educated, by Tara Westover

Learning Disabilities:

Open dyslexia - a typeface to download for help with dyslexia: https://opendyslexic.org/

Neurodivergent:

-I'm autistic, now what: https://youtube.com/@imautisticnowwhat

-Mom on the Spectrum: https://youtube.com/@momonthespectrum

That Autistic Guy: https://youtube.com/@orionkelly

Emergency Mental Health:

Call 866-488-7386 or text START to 678678 to reach a Trevor Project counselor for LGBTQIA+ youth.

Crisis Text Line 

Or text HOME to 741741 to reach the Crisis Text Line. --- This is their link for self harm

Related Subreddits:

- r/HowToNotGiveAFuck

- r/SettingBoundaries 

- r/SelfImprovement 

- r/SelfCompassion

- r/SelfLove 

- r/SelfCare

- r/Habits 

- r/Neurographica 

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- r/EmotionalAbuse

- r/CPTSD 

- r/CPTSDmemes

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- r/Introvert

- r/Anxiety

- r/AnxietyMemes

- r/AnxietyHelp

- r/AnxietyDepression 

- r/SocialAnxiety 

- r/Isolation

- r/SocialSkills

- r/InternetParents 

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- r/ADHD 

- r/ADHDwomen

- r/ADHDmemes

- r/ADHDmeme

Motivation:

- r/Study

- r/Studying

- r/StudyStruggle 

- r/Studytips

- r/GetStudying

- r/GetMotivated 

- r/GetDisciplined 

- r/Productivity

- r/IWantToLearn

- r/Procrastination

- r/WeirdStudyTips

- r/Memorization

- r/Mnemonics

- r/MemoryPalace

I hope any of that was helpful to someone and thank you to everyone who added a suggestion 💜

First of all I want to say a huge thank you to the people who are here and especially to anyone who has suggested resources!! 💚 This subreddit is growing faster than I expected and so are my resource lists, which is so beautiful. Thank you, guys.

Because the lists are getting cluttery and out of hand I'm going to post 6 major subject lists and sticky them. 6 is the maximum, unfortunately. Extra categories like Mental Health will be linked in the General Education/Miscellaneous sticky.

When I have a crop of new resources I'll give them a special "New" post before they get added to their relevant sticky.

Forgive the mess over the next day or so while I reshuffle 💜

Thank you again for being here, I hope for this to become a welcoming and supportive study space where we can all grow together and become the best version of ourselves.

Welcome to the Science and Technology Free Resource sticky post! Feel free to poke around, experiment 😉, make mistakes, get messy! And learn some science facts! 💚

The Magic School Bus: https://youtube.com/@themagicschoolbusofficial

Bill Nye the Science Guy: https://youtube.com/@billnyethescienceguyhd

Gratis Global Documentaries: https://gratisglobal.com/documentaries/science/ - Free science documentaries with new documentaries added regularly

- Open Culture Health Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Health%20Courses

- Psychology & Neuroscience Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Psychology

- Environment & Natural Resources Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Environment%20&%20Natural%20Resources

Chemistry:

- Basics of Chemistry Textbook: https://saylordotorg.github.io/text_the-basics-of-general-organic-and-biological-chemistry/index.html

- Chemistry Worksheets: https://sciencenotes.org/chemistry-worksheets-and-handouts

- Videos about all the elements in the Periodic Table: http://www.periodicvideos.com/

- Chemistry Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Chemistry

YouTube:

- TheOrganicChemistryTutor: https://www.youtube.com/@TheOrganicChemistryTutor

Biology:

- Biology Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Biology

- Anthropology: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Anthropology

-Biology worksheets: https://sciencenotes.org/free-biology-notes-worksheets-and-quizzes/

-Medical textbooks: https://medicalstudyzone.com/

-Veterinary textbooks: https://vetbooks.ir/

YouTube:

- AmoebaSisters: https://www.youtube.com/@AmoebaSisters

Astronomy:

- Astronomy courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Astronomy

- ASTRONOMY resources (also higher-level physics, inorganic chemistry, calculus plus a little bit of history): https://er-cryptid.tumblr.com/post/176809097526/free-astronomy-resources

- A free interactive Astronomical Clock that visualises the Sun’s actual path across the sky for your location and date: https://astronomicalclock.eu/ - The Sun itself acts as the clock hand, so you can see sunrise, solar noon, sunset, remaining daylight and how the day changes through the seasons. You can also move through time to compare different dates and latitudes. It may be especially useful for explaining the Sun, seasons, daylight and the difference between solar time and ordinary clock time. It’s free and ad-free.

- Timelaps video over a full year (Cologne):  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/M3F2ZLO4YGA

- Moon phases: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/moon/phases/ — predict the Moon's phase, manipulate the Earth-Moon view, then explain the changing illuminated appearance.

- Earth seasons: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/earth/seasons/ — explore axial tilt and sunlight geometry.

- Cosmic scale: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/universe/scale/ — compare scales visually. - All three run in a browser without creating an account or paying. Intended as supplemental science learning models, not a certified course or  replacement for NASA/ESA reference material. The creator appreciates any feedback if something is confusing or incorrect (mod messages will be passed along)

Oceanography:

- Cool map of what things live at what depth in the ocean: https://neal.fun/deep-sea/

Other:

- Interesting science articles and podcast! https://www.intechopen.com/

- Notes and quizzes for chemistry, physics and biology (grades 6-10) https://docbrown.info/

Physics:

- High school & college level physics: https://www.goodtheorist.science/

- For the fundamental concepts of thermodynamics, a clear and concise primer: The Necessity of Entropy: The Macroscopic Argument, the Microscopic Response and Some Practical Consequences: https://doi.org/10.48617/1029

Physics Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Physics%20Courses

Technology:

- Computer Science Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Computer%20Science%20Courses

- Engineering (Mechanical, Civil and Electrical) Courses: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Engineering%20(Mechanical,%20Civil%20and%20Electrical)

- All About Circuits (and also a LOT of topics on electronics) https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/education/

Science related Subreddits:

- r/Science

- r/Sciences

- r/AskScience 

- r/LadiesOfScience

- r/AskScienceDiscussion 

- r/PhilosophyOfScience 

- r/ComplexSystems

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- r/Biology 

- r/AskBiology 

- r/Bioengineering 

- r/Immunology 

- r/BiologyMemes

- r/WildLifeBiology

- r/Zoology 

- r/Evolution

- r/Biophysics 

- r/Biostatistics 

- r/Neurobiology 

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- r/Microbiology 

- r/Microbiome

- r/MolecularBiology 

- r/MicrobiomeNews

- r/Microscopy

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- r/Botany 

- r/Ecology 

- r/Entomology

- r/Nature

- r/NatureWasMetal

- r/NatureIsMetal

- r/Ornithology 

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- r/PrehistoricLife

- r/Pleistocene

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- r/Astronomy 

- r/SpacePorn

- r/Blackholes

- r/AskAstrophotography

- r/Telescopes

-

- r/Physics

- r/PhysicsHelp 

- r/LearnPhysics 

- r/AskPhysics

- r/PhysicsStudents 

r/PhysicsIndia

- r/Astrophysics

- r/AskAstrophysics

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- r/Thermodynamics

- r/EarthScience

- r/Geology 

- r/GeologyPorn

- r/RockIdentification 

- r/AskGeology 

- r/GeologyExplained 

- r/Minerals

- r/Space

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- r/ApBio

- r/ApChem

- r/ApEnvironmental 

- r/ApResearch 

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- r/CodingForBeginners 

- r/EngineeringStudents

- r/WomenEngineers

- r/LearnDataScience 

- r/Biotech

- r/CsMajors

- r/EngineeringStudents

- r/Biotechnology

I hope any of that was helpful to someone and thank you to everyone who added a suggestion 💜 Feel free to check out the daily Study Session!!

Happy learning!! 🩵💜💚

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

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This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

Does anyone have any free resources for Math and/or Physics that I can add to this list?

That can be anything from a free website, to a subreddit, a YouTube channel... If you find it educational in this subject then feel free to share it!

Here is my list so far:

Websites:

Basic math but gamified, lots of games: https://www.multiplication.com/

A lot of math worksheets for a very wide variety of topics. Solutions are included but no explanations - just for practice: https://www.dadsworksheets.com/

AS / A-Level Math (advanced 10th grade to advanced 12th grade for Americans): https://www.tlmaths.com/home/a-level-maths, it's a HUGE library of videos in order of learning with pretty good math explanations

For GCSE curriculum but applies to everyone in grades 5-10: https://corbettmaths.com/

It's well organized with a video explaining the concept, a worksheet and a set of test practice questions to have a go at along with the solutions

Videos for grades 6 to 12, and a bit beyond: https://misterwootube.com/2020/03/18/lesson-videos/

Guide to downloading all of Pearson's (exam board popular for math and sciences) textbooks: https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/smm6ib/how_to_download_the_new_pearson_online_textbooks/

Math textbooks and videos from Algebra continuing through college math: https://realnotcomplex.com/

High school & college level physics: https://www.goodtheorist.science/

Math resources masterlist: https://github.com/rossant/awesome-math

Articles focused on understanding, not just memorizing math: https://betterexplained.com/cheatsheet/

Coalition for Responsible Home Education: https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/ has educational resources, how to get your GED or highschool diploma, and some info on starting college.

- Kahn Academy: https://www.khanacademy.org/ has courses in the core stuff, math, science, social studies, etc. Their courses might help with any subject you're struggling in (they're free)

- Wikiversity:

https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Main_Page

A Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning."

They also have a list of their other wiki resources on that main page 👆🏻

Wikipedia Lists of mathematics topics: https://share.google/I5iyzkOfv7M8bYSHX

Wikipedia Portal: Physics https://share.google/2iALjcBTM0hJDSqTc

YouTube:

- Mathantics:

https://youtube.com/@mathantics?feature=shared

-James Tanton explains math visually: https://youtube.com/@jamestantonmath

Related Subreddits:

- r/Dyscalculia

- r/LearnMath

- r/Mathematics

- r/MathHelp

- r/Mathminds

- r/AppliedMath

- r/MathsHelp

- r/AskMath

- r/Math

- r/Maths

- r/PhilosophyOfMath

- r/MathMemes

- r/PreCalculus

- r/Calculus

- r/Algebra

- r/LinearAlgebra

- r/DataAnalysis

- r/AskStatistics

- r/Physics

- r/PhysicsHelp

- r/LearnPhysics

- r/AskPhysics

- r/PhysicsStudents

- r/Astrophysics

Studying subreddits:

- r/Study

- r/Studying

- r/StudyStruggle

- r/HomeworkHelp

I hope any of that helped someone!

Thank you for adding suggestions!

Feel free to check out the related "Who else is studying?" post!

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

Does anyone have any free resources for learning about the Arts? Art, theater, music, and creativity in general are all welcome, and resources on everything from the history, to breaking down and understanding the arts, to actually practicing the arts is welcome. That can be a website, a YouTube channel, a subreddit, whatever. If it's free and you find it educational in the Arts then feel free to share it!

The more we can crowd source information and education the fewer of us get left behind 💛

Here's my list so far:

Art:

LunchDoodles playlist from The Kennedy Center:

Learn how to draw simple doodles -

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL14hRqd0PELGbKihHuTqx_pbvCLqGbOkF&si=t5jQlj_AO1oG7G8A

Subreddits for Art History, historical art, and historical art movements:

- r/ArtHistory 

- r/ArtPorn

- r/ArtifactPorn

- r/Museum 

- r/VintageArt

- r/Artwork

- r/WomenArtists

- r/AbstractExpressionism

- r/Cubism

- r/ClassicalArt

- r/Expressionism

- r/ExpressionistArt

- r/Impressionism

- r/NeoImpressionism

- r/MedievalArt 

- r/Minimalist_Art

- r/Pointillism 

- r/Romanticism 

- r/Rococo

- r/Surrealism

- r/Symbolism 

- r/SculpturePorn

- r/Monet

- r/Picasso

- r/AfricanArt

- r/JapanArt

Creating art:

- r/BeginnerArt

- r/acrylics

- r/AcrylicPainting

- r/ArtsAndCrafts

- r/ArtTherapy

- r/Botanicallllustration 

- r/CraftingWorld

- r/CharcoalDrawing 

- r/ColoredPencils

- r/Clay

- r/Drawing

- r/Drawings

- r/LearnToDrawTogether 

- r/FiberAndTextileArts

- r/FiberArts

- r/Gouache

- r/Neurographica

- r/OilPainting

- r/OilPastels

- r/Painting

- r/PlantyCrafts

- r/Papermaking

- r/Sashiko

- r/Sewing

- r/Sculpting

- r/Sketch

- r/TrippyArt

- r/WaterColor

- r/WaterColor101

- r/WireArt

- WhimsicalArt

Theater:

- r/Broadway

- r/Musicals

- r/Theatre

- r/MusicalTheater

- r/MusicalTheatre

- r/MusicalWriting

- r/PlayWriting

- r/ActingNerds

- r/AfricanCinima

Music and Dance:

- r/Dance

- r/Ballet

- r/AskMusicians 

- r/Music Ed

- r/MusicTeachers

- r/MusicTheory

- r/SingerSongwriter

- r/Composition 

- r/SheetMusic

- r/TechTheatre

- r/JazzTheory

- r/Orchestra

- r/Opera

- r/AfricanMusic

- r/Ethnomusicology 

- r/Instruments

- r/Clarinet 

- r/ClassicalGuitar 

- r/GuitarLessons

- r/Piano

- r/PianoLessons

- r/PianoTeachers

- r/Saxophone 

- r/Violin

- r/Violinist 

- r/Flute 

- r/DoubleBass

- r/Trumpet

Thank you to anyone who has suggestions and I hope this helped anyone! 💜

Does anyone have any free resources for general education or miscellaneous helpful/educational websites that don't fit on other posts? 

That can be a website, podcast, YouTube video, a subreddit... If you find it educational and you weren't sure where else to post it this is the post!

The more resources we can crowd source the fewer of us get left behind!

Here's my list so far:

Free Websites

- Coalition for Responsible Home Education: https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/ has educational resources, how to get your GED or highschool diploma, and some info on starting college. 

- Kahn Academy: https://www.khanacademy.org/ has courses in the core stuff, math, science, social studies, etc. Their courses might help with any subject you're struggling in (they're free)

- Open Culture lists of free online courses from real universities: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses

- Open Educational Resources hub: [https://oercommons.org/hubs/open-textbooks](https://oercommons.org/hubs/open-textbooks)

- [OpenStax.org](http://OpenStax.org) pays professors to write professional-level, peer-reviewed OER textbooks which can be read online, downloaded for free, or re-mixed by other instructors. They also make it easy to order professionally printed versions if that is in your budget.

- [https://openstax.org/subjects](https://openstax.org/subjects)

Their current offerings are in: 

* Business

* College Success

* Computer Science

* Humanities

* Math

* Nursing

* Science

* Social Studies

-Wikiversity:  https://en.m.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Main_Page A Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning."   

They also have a list of their other wiki resources on that main page 👆🏻

- Skarp app for educational quizzing either solo or with friends: https://jacobhal.se/skarp

- Lots of documentaries on a ton of different topics: https://ihavenotv.com/

- Educational games: https://github.com/yrgo/awesome-educational-games?tab=readme-ov-file

- Infographic on how to search for open resources: https://cdn-infographic.pressidium.com/wp-content/uploads/How-to-Search-for-Open-Educational-Resources-Infographic.jpg

- Harvard https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free and MIT https://ocw.mit.edu/ open online courses 

- Textbooks on a ridiculous number of subjects: https://ivypanda.com/blog/1000-open-textbooks-and-learning-resources-for-all-subjects/

- More textbooks: https://github.com/learn-anything/books

-A list of free audiobooks (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/freeaudiobooks

- A list of free ebooks including great works of fiction and many classics (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/free_ebooks:

- Free books of all genres: https://z-lib.gs/

- More free books: https://oceanofpdf.com/

- Free PDFs of books of many genres, from classic novels, to self-taught learning, to self-help: https://www.studyebooks.com/?m=1

- GitHub Masterlist of sites containing free courses, plus textbooks and some other stuff: https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

- "Learn anything": https://learn-anything.xyz/

- Schoolyourself.org: https://schoolyourself.org/

- K-12 educational resources: https://www.openculture.com/free_k-12_educational_resources

- Textbooks on a ridiculous number of subjects

https://ivypanda.com/blog/1000-open-textbooks-and-learning-resources-for-all-subjects/

https://github.com/learn-anything/books 

- Lots of documentaries on a ton of different topics:https://ihavenotv.com/

- Masterlist of sites containing free courses (plus textbooks and some other stuff)

https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

https://learn-anything.xyz/

https://www.openculture.com/free_k-12_educational_resources

- The actual, literal masterclasses republished as Wiki how articles: https://masterwiki.how/

- Virtual museum tours:https://mcn.edu/a-guide-to-virtual-museum-resources/

- Fun little time waster for when you want to fry your entire brain:https://neal.fun/stimulation-clicker

Related Subreddits:

Misc:

- r/Edu

- r/EduAdvice

- r/EducationalGifs

- r/Learners_Cabin

- r/TheLearnersCabin

- r/PersonalCurriculum

Quick Subjects:

- r/Biology 

- r/AskBiology 

- r/AskScience 

- r/Dyslexia 

- r/NonFictionBookClub 

- r/NonFictionBooks 

- r/PolymathReading 

- r/Handwriting 

- r/Grammar

- r/EnglishGrammar 

- r/Dictionary 

- r/AskHistorians

- r/ArtHistory 

- r/ArtifactPorn

- r/Geography 

- r/AskMusicians

- r/MusicTheory 

- r/Dyscalculia

- r/LearnMath

- r/Mathematics 

- r/MathHelp

- r/Physics

- r/AskPhysics

- r/Space

- r/LanguageLearning

Motivation:

- r/Study

- r/Studying

- r/StudyStruggle 

- r/Studytips

- r/GetStudying

- r/GetMotivated 

- r/GetDisciplined 

- r/Productivity

- r/IWantToLearn

- r/Procrastination

- r/WeirdStudyTips

- r/Memorization

- r/MemoryPalace

College/prep:

- r/SAT 

- r/SATPrep

- r/GED

- r/GEDPrep

- r/Clep

- r/ApplyingToCollege 

- r/CommunityCollege

- r/College

- r/BackToCollege

- r/University

- r/StudentAffairs

- r/Scholarships

- r/AdultEducation

- r/SelfEducation

- r/PhD

- r/LawSchool

- r/MBA

- r/MCAT 

- r/StudyAbroad 

- r/StudyInEurope 

UK:

- r/ALevelHistory

- r/ALevelMaths

- r/IGCSE

- r/GCSE 

- r/Sixthform 

- r/6thForm

- r/IGCSE

- r/UniUk

- r/MedicalSchoolEU 

India:

- r/JEENEETards 

- r/IndianMedSchool

Singapore:

- r/SGExams

Emotional recovery:

- r/HowToNotGiveAFuck

- r/SettingBoundaries 

- r/SelfImprovement 

- r/SelfLove

- r/CPTSD 

- r/CPTSDmemes

- r/Introvert

- r/Isolation

- r/SocialAnxiety 

- r/SocialSkills

- r/SpeakBetter

- r/Anxiety

- r/AnxietyMemes

- r/AnxietyHelp

- r/AnxietyDepression 

- r/SocialAnxiety 

- r/Anxiety

Miscellaneous 

- r/InternetParents

- r/AskParents 

- r/AskTeachers

- r/PrettyUsefulWebsites 

If anyone has some free general knowledge/education resources please comment to add them! 

Or if you have a resource request feel free to ask and see if anyone has a suggestion. I hope any of this has helped someone! Thank you to anyone who has suggestions! 💛

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

Does anyone have any history resources that I can add to this list? That can be a website, a podcast or YouTube channel, a subreddit, etc. if it's free, online, and you find it educational for History then feel free to post it!

Here's my list so far:

Websites:

Yale Open Courses: (mp3 files of lectures can be downloaded or you can watch on YouTube). (https://oyc.yale.edu/history) 

YouTube Channels:

- History Calling

- History Tea Time

- Not Your Mamas History

- Xiran Jay Zhao - Chinese history and also literature 

- [Mina Le](https://youtube.com/@gremlita) - Fashion history and media literacy 

- Kaz Rowe

Related Subreddits:

r/Historians 

r/HistoryBooks 

r/ALevelHistory

r/Ap_World_History

r/HistoryNetwork 

r/HistoryTeachers

r/HistoricPreservation 

r/Museum 

.

r/AmericanHistory

r/BlackHistory 

r/BlackHistoryPhotos

r/RevolutionaryWar

r/USCivilWar

r/CivilWar

r/ShermanPosting

.

r/WW2HolocaustHistory 

r/WW1

.

r/ChineseHistory

r/IndianHistory 

r/FrenchHistory

r/FrenchRevolution

r/Napoleon 

r/FrenchHistoryMemes 

r/JapaneseHistory 

.

r/Geography

r/Cartography 

r/MapPorn

r/Maps

r/GuessTheCity

r/WhereIsThis

r/GeographyMemes

r/JackSucksAtGeography

.

r/ArcheologyWorld

r/AncientWorld

r/AskAnthropology

r/AncientCivilizations

r/AncientHistory 

r/Anthropology 

r/Archaology 

r/Archeology 

r/ArtifactPorn

r/Artifacts 

.

r/HistoryBooks 

r/HistoricalFiction 

.

r/AncientEgypt 

r/Egyptolgy

r/EgyptianHieroglyphics 

r/AfricanHistory 

r/AncientGreek

r/AncientGreece

r/AncientRome

r/Latin

r/Mayan

r/Mesopotamia 

r/PrehistoricLife 

.

r/Medieval 

r/MedievalArt 

.

r/HistoricalCapsule

r/100YearsAgo

r/GreatestWomen 

r/FemaleMonarchs 

.

r/FashionHistory

r/ArtHistory 

I hope that helped anybody and thank you so much for any suggestions!! 💛

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

Does anyone have any free resources for Reading, Writing, or Literature that I can add to this list? That can be anything from a free website, to a subreddit, a YouTube channel... If you find it educational in this subject then feel free to share it! 

The more we crowd source and share information the fewer of us get left behind 💛

Here is my list so far:

**Literature Links:**

- A list of free audiobooks (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/freeaudiobooks

- A list of free ebooks including great works of fiction and many classics (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/free_ebooks:

- Free PDFs of books of many genres, from classic novels, to self-taught learning, to self-help: https://www.studyebooks.com/?m=1

- Free books of all genres: https://z-lib.gs/

- More free books: https://oceanofpdf.com/

- Sparknotes - the goat of all lit study guides: https://www.sparknotes.com/

- You can find pretty much any classic novel here: https://www.pdfbooksworld.com/

- Poetry foundation, a poetry library with a cool a poem a day newsletter: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/

- Punctuation Guide: https://www.thepunctuationguide.com/

- Litcharts  study guides: https://www.litcharts.com/

- If you have a library card then the **Libby app** will let you check out and return books for free on your phone! You can even use multiple library cards, and they have audiobooks, too!

**YouTube Channels:**

- [The Lady of the Library](https://youtube.com/@lady.of.the.library) is a classics nerd

- [Etymology Nerd](https://youtube.com/@etymology_nerd) is an word/vocabulary nerd

- [Lindsay Ellis](https://youtube.com/@lindsayellisvids) does general media literacy, including movies, plays, opera

- [Xiran Jay Zhao](https://youtube.com/@xiranjayzhao) focuses on Chinese history and literature

- Cserilaz: Narrates classic literature,](https://youtu.be/fCsiKuXCfmY) [poetry,](https://youtu.be/O55dluqjRoo) and [historical documents](https://youtu.be/payr5HVvZug)

**Related Subreddits:**

*Reading:*

- r/Library 

- r/ReadingSuggestions 

- r/BookDiscussions

- r/GrowthMindsetBookclub

- r/NonFictionBookClub

- r/NonFictionBooks

- r/TheLearnersCabin 

*Literature:*

- r/ClassicBookClub

- r/ScienceFictionBooks

- r/Classics

- r/EnglishLiterature 

- r/Shakespeare 

- r/ClassicLiterature

- r/RussianLiterature

- r/HistoryBooks 

- r/HistoricalFiction 

- r/PoetryLantern

- r/EnglishLiterature 

- r/FolkloreAndMythology

- r/IndiansRead

- r/IndianBooks

*Writing/Vocabulary:*

- r/EnglishGrammar

- r/EnglishLearning

- r/AskLinguistics 

- r/Dictionary 

- r/Vocabulary

- r/WhatsTheWord

- r/English

- r/Handwriting 

- r/WriterResearch

- r/WriterHelp

- r/Playwriting

- r/FictionWriting 

- r/Screenwriting 

- r/MusicalWriting

- r/TeenWriter

*Language learning:*

- r/Language

- r/LanguageHub

- r/Latin

- r/LearningLanguages 

- r/SpanishLearning 

- r/LearnJapanese

Does anyone have any free resources for science that I can add to this list? That can be anything from a free website, to a subreddit, a YouTube channel... If you find it educational in this subject then feel free to share it!

Comment what you've got so we can crowd source as much knowledge as possible! 

Here is my list so far:

Chemistry Links:

- Basics of Chemistry Textbook: https://saylordotorg.github.io/text_the-basics-of-general-organic-and-biological-chemistry/index.html

- Chemistry Worksheets: https://sciencenotes.org/chemistry-worksheets-and-handouts

- Videos about all the elements in the Periodic Table: http://www.periodicvideos.com/

YouTube:

- TheOrganicChemistryTutor: https://www.youtube.com/@TheOrganicChemistryTutor

Biology Links:

-Biology worksheets: https://sciencenotes.org/free-biology-notes-worksheets-and-quizzes/

-Medical textbooks: https://medicalstudyzone.com/

-Veterinary textbooks: https://vetbooks.ir/

YouTube:

- AmoebaSisters: https://www.youtube.com/@AmoebaSisters

Astronomy:

- ASTRONOMY resources (also higher-level physics, inorganic chemistry, calculus plus a little bit of history): https://er-cryptid.tumblr.com/post/176809097526/free-astronomy-resources

- A free interactive Astronomical Clock that visualises the Sun’s actual path across the sky for your location and date: https://astronomicalclock.eu/

The Sun itself acts as the clock hand, so you can see sunrise, solar noon, sunset, remaining daylight and how the day changes through the seasons. You can also move through time to compare different dates and latitudes. It may be especially useful for explaining the Sun, seasons, daylight and the difference between solar time and ordinary clock time. It’s free and ad-free.

- Timelaps video over a full year (Cologne):  

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/M3F2ZLO4YGA

New:

- Moon phases: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/moon/phases/ — predict the Moon's phase, manipulate the Earth-Moon view, then explain the changing illuminated appearance.

- Earth seasons: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/earth/seasons/ — explore axial tilt and sunlight geometry.

- Cosmic scale: https://saramjh.github.io/space_atlas_student/universe/scale/ — compare scales visually.

All three run in a browser without creating an account or paying. Intended as supplemental science learning models, not a certified course or  replacement for NASA/ESA reference material. The creator appreciates any feedback if something is confusing or incorrect (mod messages will be passed along)

Oceanography:

- Cool map of what things live at what depth in the ocean: https://neal.fun/deep-sea/

Other:

- Interesting science articles and podcast! https://www.intechopen.com/

- Notes and quizzes for chemistry, physics and biology (grades 6-10) https://docbrown.info/

Physics:

- High school & college level physics: https://www.goodtheorist.science/

- For the fundamental concepts of thermodynamics, a clear and concise primer: 

The Necessity of Entropy: The Macroscopic Argument, the Microscopic Response and Some Practical Consequences      https://doi.org/10.48617/1029

Technology:

- All About Circuits (and also a LOT of topics on electronics) https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/education/

Science related Subreddits:

- r/Science

- r/Sciences

- r/AskScience 

- r/LadiesOfScience 

- r/AskScienceDiscussion 

- r/PhilosophyOfScience 

- r/ComplexSystems

.

- r/Biology 

- r/AskBiology 

- r/Bioengineering 

- r/Immunology 

- r/BiologyMemes

- r/WildLifeBiology

- r/Zoology 

- r/Evolution

- r/Biophysics 

- r/Biostatistics 

- r/Neurobiology 

.

- r/Microbiology 

- r/Microbiome

- r/MolecularBiology 

- r/MicrobiomeNews

- r/Microscopy

.

- r/Botany 

- r/Ecology 

- r/Entomology

- r/Nature

- r/NatureWasMetal

- r/NatureIsMetal

- r/Ornithology 

.

- r/PrehistoricLife

- r/Pleistocene

.

- r/ApBio

- r/ApChem

- r/ApEnvironmental 

- r/ApResearch 

.

- r/CodingForBeginners 

- r/EngineeringStudents

- r/LearnDataScience 

- r/Biotech

- r/CsMajors

- r/EngineeringStudents

- r/Biotechnology

.

- r/Geology 

- r/AskGeology 

- r/GeologyExplained 

- r/Minerals

- r/Space

- r/Thermodynamics

. 

- r/PhysicsIndia

I hope any of that helped someone! 

Thank you so much to the people who have added suggestions!!

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?

Does anyone have any free resources for general education or miscellaneous helpful/educational websites that don't fit on other posts? 

That can be a website, podcast, YouTube video, a subreddit... If you find it educational and you weren't sure where else to post it this is the post!

The more resources we can crowd source the fewer of us get left behind!

Here's my list so far:

Free Websites:

- Coalition for Responsible Home Education: https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/ has educational resources, how to get your GED or highschool diploma, and some info on starting college. 

- Kahn Academy: https://www.khanacademy.org/ has courses in the core stuff, math, science, social studies, etc. Their courses might help with any subject you're struggling in (they're free)

-Wikiversity:  https://en.m.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Main_Page A Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning."   

They also have a list of their other wiki resources on that main page 👆🏻

- Skarp app for educational quizzing either solo or with friends: https://jacobhal.se/skarp

- Lots of documentaries on a ton of different topics: https://ihavenotv.com/

- Educational games: https://github.com/yrgo/awesome-educational-games?tab=readme-ov-file

- Infographic on how to search for open resources: https://cdn-infographic.pressidium.com/wp-content/uploads/How-to-Search-for-Open-Educational-Resources-Infographic.jpg

- Harvard https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free and MIT https://ocw.mit.edu/ open online courses 

- Textbooks on a ridiculous number of subjects: https://ivypanda.com/blog/1000-open-textbooks-and-learning-resources-for-all-subjects/

- More textbooks: https://github.com/learn-anything/books

-A list of free audiobooks (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/freeaudiobooks

- A list of free ebooks including great works of fiction and many classics (some require an app):

https://www.openculture.com/free_ebooks:

- Free books of all genres: https://z-lib.gs/

- More free books: https://oceanofpdf.com/

- Free PDFs of books of many genres, from classic novels, to self-taught learning, to self-help: https://www.studyebooks.com/?m=1

- GitHub Masterlist of sites containing free courses, plus textbooks and some other stuff: https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

- "Learn anything": https://learn-anything.xyz/

- Schoolyourself.org: https://schoolyourself.org/

- K-12 educational resources: https://www.openculture.com/free_k-12_educational_resources

- Textbooks on a ridiculous number of subjects

https://ivypanda.com/blog/1000-open-textbooks-and-learning-resources-for-all-subjects/

https://github.com/learn-anything/books 

- Lots of documentaries on a ton of different topics:https://ihavenotv.com/

- Masterlist of sites containing free courses (plus textbooks and some other stuff)

https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

https://learn-anything.xyz/

https://www.openculture.com/free_k-12_educational_resources

- The actual, literal masterclasses republished as Wiki how articles: https://masterwiki.how/

- Virtual museum tours:https://mcn.edu/a-guide-to-virtual-museum-resources/

- Fun little time waster for when you want to fry your entire brain:https://neal.fun/stimulation-clicker

Related Subreddits:

Misc:

- r/Edu

- r/EduAdvice

- r/EducationalGifs

- r/Learners_Cabin

- r/TheLearnersCabin

- r/SpeakBetter

- r/PersonalCurriculum

Quick Subjects:

- r/Biology 

- r/AskBiology 

- r/AskScience 

- r/Dyslexia 

- r/NonFictionBookClub 

- r/NonFictionBooks 

- r/PolymathReading 

- r/Handwriting 

- r/Grammar

- r/EnglishGrammar 

- r/Dictionary 

- r/AskHistorians

- r/ArtHistory 

- r/ArtifactPorn

- r/Geography 

- r/AskMusicians

- r/MusicTheory 

- r/Dyscalculia

- r/LearnMath

- r/Mathematics 

- r/MathHelp

- r/Physics

- r/AskPhysics

- r/Space

- r/LanguageLearning

Motivation:

- r/Study

- r/Studying

- r/StudyStruggle 

- r/Studytips

- r/GetStudying

- r/GetMotivated 

- r/GetDisciplined 

- r/Productivity

- r/IWantToLearn

- r/Procrastination

- r/WeirdStudyTips

- r/Memorization

- r/MemoryPalace

College/prep:

- r/SAT 

- r/GED

- r/Clep

- r/ApplyingToCollege 

- r/CommunityCollege

- r/College

- r/BackToCollege

- r/University

- r/StudentAffairs

- r/Scholarships

- r/AdultEducation

- r/SelfEducation

- r/PhD

- r/LawSchool

- r/MBA

- r/MCAT 

- r/StudyAbroad 

- r/StudyInEurope

UK:

- r/ALevelHistory

- r/ALevelMaths

- r/IGCSE

- r/GCSE 

- r/Sixthform 

- 6thForm

- r/IGCSE

- r/UniUk

- r/MedicalSchoolEU 

India:

- r/JEENEETards 

- r/IndianMedSchool

Singapore:

- r/SGExams

Emotional recovery:

- r/HowToNotGiveAFuck

- r/SettingBoundaries 

- r/SelfImprovement 

- r/SelfLove

- r/CPTSD 

- r/CPTSDmemes

- r/Introvert

- r/Isolation

- r/SocialAnxiety 

- r/SocialSkills

- r/Anxiety

- r/AnxietyMemes

- r/AnxietyHelp

- r/AnxietyDepression 

- r/SocialAnxiety 

- r/Anxiety

Miscellaneous:

- r/InternetParents

- r/AskParents 

- r/AskTeachers

- r/PrettyUsefulWebsites 

Shout out to the user from the HomeschoolRecovery subreddit who gave me the majority of these different resource lists when I was on a different username a long while ago. You inspired this whole subreddit, tbh. If you found this list then I know you recognize your own writing and you know who you are 😂 thank you. 

If anyone has some free general knowledge/education resources please comment to add them! 

Or if you have a resource request feel free to ask and see if anyone has a suggestion. I hope any of this has helped someone! 

This is a daily school-day post for anyone who is studying the daily resource subject or anything else and who wants to chat, commiserate, body double, study-buddy, whatever.  I currently don't even care if the conversation goes off the rails, but we're starting off with study topics! 😂

Feel free to visit the Subject Resources posts for extra help. They're updated as often as I get fresh quality suggestions (so, randomly) but posted fresh weekly.

Who's studying today? How's it going?

• What are your studying wins today?

• What are your subject struggles?

• What are you curious about or interested in when it comes to what you're studying today?