Crash Course Study Skills Preview

Welcome to Crash Course Study Skills! Over the next 10 weeks, Thomas Frank is going to help you learn to be a better student. We'll go over study tips, note taking, getting organized, and so much more!

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[Godofreduardo]

PLEASE DONT EVER STOP MAKING CRASH COURSE THATS AN AMAZING PROJECT, LETS MAKE CRASH COURSE FREE, FOR EVERYONE, FOREVER.

[jennywilliams]

I feel like a proud mama seeing him on Crashcourse.

[moklism]

This is "learning how to learn". 👍😊

[UnderstandingUs]

Great idea for a new series. Really love how this channel evolves and grows to teach its viewers new education and skills to use in life.

[rydohg]

In other words, learning about learning

[paigec]

Thomas Frank + a crash course series. Today is a good day!

[PsychologyinTamil]

Great to se you here Thomas, Have been following you on your channel!

[JennyIsHere]

The "Learning How to Learn" course on Coursera by Barbara Oakley is really helpful as well!! Be sure to check that out!

[raniaknave]

They also did this in back to school season...God bless your souls...I can't wait for it.

[elainec.y]

"Where have you been all my life?" I say looking at this in awe, a single tear rolling down my face.

[wookiesinger]

I'm happy to see this crash couse. I stongly believe that being a student is a full time job and one of the hardest thing to learn is to learn how to learn properly. kudos crash course people

[Sammuellimited]

I am very excited for this. When I was coming back to university after dropping out on academic probation, I was obviously very nervous. I binged a lot of Thomas Frank's YouTube videos and they really helped me put my study habits and organizational skills where they needed to be to excel. Thank you to Thomas Frank

[saxgirl]

YES!!! CRASH COURSE HAS REACHED PEAK NERD!!! In all seriousness, thank you for this. A lot of what I do in school now is less about testing and more about discussing what I've learned, so things to help with memory and information retention are PERFECT.

[mariakydd]

I'm very excited! This is exactly what I need going into my next year of school. I am still struggling to study efficiently. Can't wait!

[oculus]

Another thing you can strike off from your "Impossible List"!

[kryskestrel]

So glad that you guys chose Thomas Frank to host this section of Crash Course! Also, I'm sure through the comments y'all know that the audio on this one is pretty soft, I was watching on full volume and it wasn't nearly the same volume as some of the other Crash Course videos. Really looking forward to this Crash Course!!!

[marilywd]

I love how informational and in-depth Thomas is, especially on his own channel.

I hope he slows down and takes a breath in future videos. I'm about to download this and slow it down so I can keep up with the barrage of syllables...

Keep up the awesome work! :)

[kayla]

Congrats Thomas! So happy for you, really excited for this series!

[ecvp]

I can't believe Thomas is here!!! I love him so much, this serie's gonna be awesome

[hunterjacob]

I am looking forward to this very much, I have been person who was in and out of school my entire life and ended up getting my GED. Now I am in college and recently finished my first year (somehow maintaining a 4.0 while doing it). My hope is that this series will help my fine tune the skills i have and make the rest of my college experience a less stressful one. Thank you for putting this together.