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ways for self studying in maths , physics& chemistry
Can Open Yale Courses Help You Study Math, Physics, and Chemistry on Your Own?
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Open Yale Courses (OYC) offers free access to selected lectures from Yale professors, making it a valuable resource for self-studying subjects like math, physics, and chemistry. In addition to OYC, Khan Academy provides a wide range of free online lessons in these disciplines. Both platforms cater to learners who prefer independent study methods, allowing users to engage with content at their own pace. Students, such as those in the CBSE curriculum, can utilize these resources to enhance their understanding and complete their studies effectively.
PREREQUISITES- Familiarity with online learning platforms
- Basic understanding of math, physics, and chemistry concepts
- Ability to access and navigate educational websites
- Self-discipline for independent study
- Explore Khan Academy's math and science courses
- Watch introductory lectures on Open Yale Courses
- Practice problem-solving using textbooks in math, physics, and chemistry
- Join online forums or study groups for collaborative learning
Students, particularly those in high school or preparing for exams, educators seeking supplementary materials, and anyone interested in self-directed learning in math, physics, and chemistry.
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ProfuselyQuarky
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There are tons of ways of self studying on your own. Watch video lectures, or get your hands on some textbooks and read through it yourself. Solve the problems in the book, too. How old are you? What exactly do you like?
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my age is 15. i am in class xi cbse. i want to complete my study before schooi gets reopen
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rtd said:
I have not taken their courses, but Khan Academy has free online lessons (I think they're free) in a wide variety of science and mathematics subjects:
https://www.khanacademy.org
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You could also try Open Yale Courses. They're pretty much just selected, free lectures from Yale profs available to anyone who has the desire to watch them. Khan is good, but OYC might allow you to watch something a bit different than Sal 
http://oyc.yale.edu/
http://oyc.yale.edu/