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Khan Academy
Khan Academy
Structured instruction from foundational arithmetic through calculus, probability, and statistics.
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Elementary, Middle School, High School
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)Numberphile
Brady Haran and participating mathematicians
Curious and often surprising explorations of numbers, proofs, patterns, and mathematical ideas.
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Middle School, High School, Advanced
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Professor Leonard
Professor Leonard
Long-form classroom lectures covering algebra, precalculus, calculus, and statistics.
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High School, Advanced
Why we selected it
Best suited to advanced independent learners working through a full course at their own pace.
MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra
Professor Gilbert Strang, MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT's complete foundational linear algebra lecture series.
Recommended level
Advanced
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)MIT OpenCourseWare
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Full university courses across mathematics, science, engineering, and computer science.
Recommended levels
High School, Advanced
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)Stanford CS229: Machine Learning
Stanford University
University-level machine-learning lectures associated with Stanford's CS229 course.
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Advanced
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