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YouTube video by CrashCourse From the Trail of Tears to Wounded Knee: Ep 11 of Crash Course Native American History

In this week's episode we're covering a LOT of ground, unpacking the history of the Treaty Era and the Reservation Era, and all the broken promises and ripple effects that came with them. youtu.be/VyF8SOSP2YM

Study Hall: Your low-risk launchpad into higher ed Study Hall is your low-risk, stress-free, zero-pressure way to do higher ed. Learn and earn college credits. Powered by ASU, YouTube, Google, and Crash Course.

Catch new episodes of Study Hall Sustainability every Tuesday on the Study Hall channel, and if you’re interested in getting the full Stats course experience, check out the Study Hall Statistics course led by ASU faculty starting August 21st at link.gostudyhall.com/statistics

Statistics isn’t just math, it’s how we interpret the data of the world around us, from weather forecasts 7 opinion polls to insurance pricing 7 the stock market. Study Hall’s new statistics series will teach you everything you need to know from probability to regression using real-world examples.

YouTube video by Crash Course Kids Crash Course Kids Literature Preview

The preview for Crash Course Kids Literature is out now on the Crash Course Kids channel! Take a look and get excited for all the fun to come! youtu.be/ui86G8Q5GhQ

YouTube video by CrashCourse The Truth About Columbus’s “First Contact”: Ep 10 of Crash Course Native American History

New video today about the first contact between Native Americans and European colonists. And to say there are a lot of misconceptions around the first contact between Native Americans and Europeans would be like saying Messi is good at soccer—major understatement. youtu.be/IIJwt3zO4fw

Did you know when you buy merch, you support us? And right now at complexly.info/CCsummersale you can get up to 45% off select products including Crash Course posters and t-shirts! Plus, get a free mystery pin with a purchase of $25, and a free SciShow keychain with a purchase of $50 or more.

How to Become - YouTube Ever wondered what it takes to become a chef, teacher, therapist, or even an astronaut? Our brand-new series, "How to Become" breaks it all down for you! Whe...

What other career tracks would you like them to break down?
Check out the full playlist on the Study Hall channel! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Whether you’re just starting your career or thinking about pivoting, Study Hall’s "How to Become" series dissects the most common ways to get the training you need AND potential alternatives you can choose to customize your journey.

In this new Kids series premiering July 30, Detective Abby takes our 3rd- to 5th-grade viewers on a journey through stories, all while running the R.E.A.D. Agency, where she eats desserts, plans a birthday party, and has fun sharing her cases with us. www.youtube.com/crashcoursek...

Meet the host of Crash Course Kids Literature, Abby Cox! Abby is an author, youtuber, dog mom, and dress historian who makes content about historical fashion and beauty with humor and curiosity.

Crash Course Kids Welcome to Crash Course Kids! This bi-weekly show from the producers of Crash Course is all about gradeschool science. We'll look at Earth, Habitats, Space, Chemical Reactions, Engineering, and much m...

We hope this is a helpful resources for students and for anyone who has kids in their life! The series premieres on July 30 on the Crash Course Kids channel www.youtube.com/@crashcourse...

In six episodes, we'll be putting on our detective hats at R.E.A.D. agency, investigating stories, their characters, plots, settings, and themes. We'll learn how to describe characters, understand figurative language, compare and contrast, and more.

Did you know we have a kids channel? Made for 3rd- to 5th-grade learners, Crash Course Kids already has videos exploring STEM subjects like engineering and life sciences. And July 30th, we’re coming back with a brand new series that has more than meets the eye… Crash Course Kids Literature!

YouTube video by CrashCourse What are the Fish Wars and Why Do They Matter?: Ep 9 of Crash Course Native American History

What does food sovereignty mean? In this episode of CC Native American History, we’ll explore how Native peoples’ ties to their traditional foods splintered under colonization, and why many Native people are fighting to keep those foods in their communities or bring them back. youtu.be/9Gmncfkeh7E

YouTube video by CrashCourse Introduction to Indigenous Knowledge : Ep 8 of Crash Course Native American History

There are a variety of ways people discover knowledge. Many Native American ways of knowing are rooted in observing the Earth and living in close relationship to it since time immemorial. Learn how modern Natives are embracing their ancestral knowledge & Western science: youtu.be/Mrp0T-4A-2s

Study Hall’s Sustainability series teaches you how to spot corporate manipulation, make real, sustainable changes to your day to day life, & pressure businesses and governments to commit to sustainable initiatives. All 31 episodes are out now on the Study Hall channel! channelyoutube.com/@studyhall

YouTube video by Study Hall How to Spot Greenwashing | Sustainability 18 of 31 | Study Hall

When it comes to climate change, the last thing you want to be stressing about is whether the “eco-friendly” soap you got is actually good for the Earth or just packaged in green cardboard! youtu.be/_NNmue5VP1k

For example, in episode 4, "We were tasked with not showing the Wampanoag language as text on screen, so we needed to approach the sequence more abstractly. I decided to depict language as a tangible object, and wanted to express the idea of language being a gift that is passed through generations"

From Samantha: "It’s been a really wonderful and creatively fulfilling process working in the ledger art style to bring each animation sequence to life for Crash Course Native American History, and each sequence presents its own unique challenges."

We used ledger art as inspiration for our animations because it originated as a method for Plains tribes to document their history. One of our guiding principles on this series is to prioritize native sources, so this medium felt like a natural fit.

If you've been watching our Native American History series, you've seen the beautiful illustrations by Native artist Samantha Sylvers @samsylvers.bsky.social

YouTube video by CrashCourse The Real Impacts of Archaeology on Native Americans: Ep 7 of Crash Course Native American History

Today, archaeology and anthropology with, for, and by Indigenous people is demonstrating that respectful excavations can be successful and keep Native peoples in charge of managing their own heritage.

Learn more in our new Crash Course Native American History video: youtu.be/T_MjSrQk1VU

YouTube video by CrashCourse Respiratory System, Part 1: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #31

Yes! We have two videos on breathing from our Anatomy and Physiology course! youtu.be/bHZsvBdUC2I

Sex Ed - YouTube Welcome to Crash Course Sex Ed! Over the course of 15 episodes, sexologist Shan Boodram will introduce you to the surprising, fascinating, wildly diverse, ut...

Today's video is the final installment of Crash Course Sex Ed! 🎓 Watch the full series now on our channel! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

YouTube video by CrashCourse What is kink?: Sex Ed #15

Our ideas about which sexual expressions are “normal” are shaped by the time and place we live in. When it comes to sexuality and sexual behavior, variety is the norm. And kinks? They’re more common than you might think. youtu.be/iNG9UYbZHws

YouTube video by CrashCourse What Do Native Cultures Have in Common?: Ep 6 of Crash Course Native American History

Just like everyone, all Native Americans are unique. But what do they have in common? In the new episode of Crash Course Native American History, we’re learning about similarities in Native worldviews, from harvest traditions to the "good medicine" of humor. youtu.be/0MMa2feSIiQ

YouTube video by CrashCourse Unpacking masturbation: Sex Ed #14

According to evolutionary biologists and some saucy prehistoric rock paintings, humans have been masturbating for probably as long as we’ve been around. But sometimes masturbation is coupled up with shame. This week on Crash Course Sex Ed we're talking about it! youtu.be/27zUjzYG4gY

Study Hall: Your low-risk launchpad into higher ed Study Hall is your low-risk, stress-free, zero-pressure way to do higher ed. Learn and earn college credits. Powered by ASU, YouTube, Google, and Crash Course.

Thousands of learners have already signed up, and hundreds have earned credits they’ve used at public, private, and community colleges. A new cohort starts tomorrow, June 17, with more coming in August and October. Sign-ups for all courses are open now at link.gostudyhall.com/bsky

Here’s how it works: Watch course videos for free on Study Hall’s YouTube channel. If you want to dive deeper you can sign up for an online ASU-led course for just $25. If you’re happy with your grade at the end, pay $400 (about a third the cost of a typical course!) to earn 3 transferable credits.

A couple of years ago, Crash Course partnered with ASU to help lower the barriers to higher education—and Study Hall was born! Study Hall combines Crash Course’s engaging style with ASU’s academic expertise to create an affordable and flexible path to real college credit.