What are the best free math and study help video publishers for beginner-friendly practice?

Here are some of the best free, beginner-friendly math and study-help video publishers for practice and learning:

Math

• Khan Academy — Probably the best overall for structured beginner practice, with clear lessons and exercises from arithmetic through calculus.
• Math Antics — Great for younger learners or total beginners; very clear explanations of basics like fractions, decimals, ratios, and algebra.
• PatrickJMT — Good for straightforward worked examples, especially algebra, precalculus, and calculus.
• The Organic Chemistry Tutor — Despite the name, it covers a huge range of math topics with lots of step-by-step practice problems.
• 3Blue1Brown — Excellent for visual intuition, especially if you want to understand why math works, though less drill-focused.
• Professor Leonard — Very detailed, lecture-style videos for algebra, calculus, and statistics; great if you want a classroom feel.
• Eddie Woo — Friendly, approachable explanations, especially strong for school math.

Study help / learning skills

• CrashCourse — Fast, engaging overviews of many school subjects and study-related topics.
• Thomas Frank — Study habits, productivity, note-taking, and learning strategies in a beginner-friendly way.
• Ali Abdaal — Study methods, motivation, and productivity; more lifestyle-oriented but useful.
• Mimir Classroom / reteaching-style channels — Useful for specific school subjects, depending on what you’re studying.
• Simple Studies and similar summary channels — Helpful for quick review, though quality varies by topic.

Best picks if you want practice

If your main goal is beginner practice, I’d start with:

1. Khan Academy
2. The Organic Chemistry Tutor
3. Math Antics
4. PatrickJMT

If you want, I can also make you:

• a ranked list by subject (fractions, algebra, geometry, etc.)
• a YouTube-only list
• a best channels for kids / teens / adults
• or a free study plan using these channels