Videos on Art for Reading Comp better understanding

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  akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

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  Hi! I recommend this channel:
• Do the right way Alum Member

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  @akistole Thanks for your input. I will watch all the videos in philinthecircle channel. Can you please help me with your youtube channel recommendations on Humanities as well ?
  Being an engineer, I don't have much familiarity with the topics like philosophy , sociology etc. Help will be really appreciated
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  akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

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  @"Do the right way" said:
  @akistole Thanks for your input. I will watch all the videos in philinthecircle channel. Can you please help me with your youtube channel recommendations on Humanities as well ?
  Being an engineer, I don't have much familiarity with the topics like philosophy , sociology etc. Help will be really appreciated

  I don't know if you know about it, but my go-to YouTube channel is CrashCourse!

  Philosophy:
  Sociology:
• Do the right way Alum Member

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  Great
  Nopes, this channel is also new to me. I will go through these for better understanding in reading comp passages.
  Thanks a lot @akistole
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  Sami Yearly + Live Member Sage ⭐ 7Sage Tutor

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  @akistotle Thank you!

  These videos are gold!
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  westcoastbestcoast Alum Member

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  These vids will definitely for passages like Eileen Grey
• Eric25 Member

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  @akistotle thank you for these, they are amazing!!
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  Cant Get Right Yearly + Live Member Sage ⭐ 🍌 7Sage Tutor

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  Love Crash Course! Check out Kurzgesagt too. One of my favorites.

  
• cstrobel Alum Member

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  For a series on art, I liked The Power of Art. It mixed biography and analysis in ways that we're similar to the LSAT passages.
  For humanities, the podcast "Entitled Opinions" had a good array. Some we're far too purely philosophical for any LSAT likeness, but the literary topics could be particularly relevant.
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  akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

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  @"Cant Get Right" said:
  Love Crash Course! Check out Kurzgesagt too. One of my favorites.

  

  I love this channel! They explain the “dark matter” problem better than Crash Course does.
• Do the right way Alum Member

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  For a series on art, I liked The Power of Art. It mixed biography and analysis in ways that we're similar to the LSAT passages.For humanities, the podcast "Entitled Opinions" had a good array. Some we're far too purely philosophical for any LSAT likeness, but the literary topics could be particularly relevant.

  @cstrobel Can you pls tell that "The power of Art" series by which channel ? There are many Power of Art series in the youtube channel .
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  Do the right way Alum Member

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  @akistole Yes the "The dark matter " video was quite interesting Thanks a lot for sharing.
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  cstrobel Alum Member

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  @"Do the right way" said:

  For a series on art, I liked The Power of Art. It mixed biography and analysis in ways that we're similar to the LSAT passages.For humanities, the podcast "Entitled Opinions" had a good array. Some we're far too purely philosophical for any LSAT likeness, but the literary topics could be particularly relevant.

  @cstrobel Can you pls tell that "The power of Art" series by which channel ? There are many Power of Art series in the youtube channel .

  It was originally through the BBC, hosted by Simon Scharma
• Do the right way Alum Member

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  @akistole, I am really grateful to you for sharing your favorite YouTube channels links. I went through them, they were quite helpful and presented the things in an interesting way. Do you mind giving your recommendations for literature and history as well?
  I know I am being quite demanding but I really need them... Everytime I read an reading comprehension passage and I don't understand the reference, it becomes really hard to figure it out.
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  akistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

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  @"Do the right way" said:
  @akistole, I am really grateful to you for sharing your favorite YouTube channels links. I went through them, they were quite helpful and presented the things in an interesting way. Do you mind giving your recommendations for literature and history as well?
  I know I am being quite demanding but I really need them... Everytime I read an reading comprehension passage and I don't understand the reference, it becomes really hard to figure it out.

  Crash Course has great history videos as well. As for literature, there isn't my favorite channel, but I sometimes watch The School of Life:
  

  I'm going to compile a list of videos, but here are videos I watched after reading these passages:

  PT14 S3 Passage 1
  • What Will Happen When Earth’s Magnetic Poles Reverse
  
  • Magnetic Reversals and Sea Floor Spreading
  • Sea Floor Spreading Lecture
  • Earth’s Magnetic Field Is Going To Flip, Here’s How We Know
  • PLATE TECTONICS

  PT40 S4 Passage 3
  • What is Dark Matter and Dark Energy
  • Dark Matter: Crash Course Astronomy #41
• Do the right way Alum Member

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  @akistole You are just awesome! Thank you so much!