I remember when YouTube was new. It had some wonderful memes on there and I spent a lot of time listening to AMVs (anime music videos). For me, it might as well have been Spotify.
Then people started posting tutorials, and the game completely changed. I could find tutorials on all kinds of concepts that helped me solve my homework problems. It was great, and at times very annoying.
There is nothing worse than clicking on a video and having to skip through 5 minutes of the person pontificating before getting to what I needed to see. So I decided to do something about it.
STEM 911 now has a YouTube channel
I will be posting videos on how to solve different problem types in 90 seconds or less. No pontificating. No stories or impressing the importance of properly learning a concept. Just the actionable steps you need to solve your homework.
The first video about graphing is up. You can find it here.
Let me know in the comments what problems you are struggling with and I will make videos for them.
See you there!
Jane Reid
Jane Reid, the primary author of Unprepared Mom and STEM 911, is an educator, tutor, women’s rights advocate, and mom. Here to make your life easier one article at a time.