I make science YouTube videos to “flip” my Anatomy & Physiology,
Physics, and AP Chemistry classes. I hope you find them helpful!
Click to jump down to any subject:
Anatomy & Physiology / Physics / AP Chemistry
Some units have a resource page with my videos and resources in one place.
Numbered topics link directly to that topic’s YouTube video.
Anatomy & Physiology Videos
Intro to Anatomy and Physiology | Resource Page
Nervous System | Resource Page
- Neuron Structure and Function
- Types of Neurons – Structural and Functional Classes
- Action Potentials
- Synaptic Transmission
- Divisions of the Nervous System
- Brain: Cerebrum and Cerebellum
- Brain: Brainstem and Diencephalon
- Spinal Cord Injury Physiology
- Human Eye
Endocrine System | Resource Page
- How Hormones Communicate
- Endocrine Organs
- Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Thyroid (HPT) Axis
- Diagnosing Disorders with the HPT Axis
- Blood Sugar Regulation
Reproductive System | Resource Page
Integumentary System
Skeletal System | Resource Page
Muscular System | Resource Page
- Muscles and Movement
- Skeletal Muscle Levels of Organization
- Sliding Filament Model and Excitation-Contraction Coupling
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular System | Resource Page
- Components of the Blood
- Blood Types (ABO and Rh groups)
- Path of Blood Flow Through the Heart
- Heart and Circulation Model Tour
- Sheep Pluck Dissection (Heart, Lungs, Trachea)
- Arteries, Veins, and Blood Pressure Readings
Immune System | Resource Page
Digestive System
Coming soon! (I’ll be teaching this system before the year is over.)
Urinary System
Coming soon! (I’ll be teaching this system before the year is over.)
Physics Videos
Experiments and Data
Constant-Velocity Motion
Forces, Pt. 1: Newton’s First Law
Forces, Pt. 2: Force Equations and Newton’s Third Law
Accelerating Motion and Newton’s Second Law
Momentum Transfer
Projectile Motion
- Introduction to Projectile Motion
- Projectile Motion Example: Horizontal Launch
- Projectile Motion Example: Diagonal Launch
Energy Conservation
Rotational Motion
Simple Harmonic Motion
- Forces and Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion (AP Physics 1)
- Period and Frequency in Spring-Block Oscillators (AP Physics 1)
AP Chemistry Videos
Stoichiometry and Reactions
- Representations of Reactions – Particulate Diagrams and Net Ionic Equations
- Stoichiometry Map (including moles of reaction and heat of reaction)
- Stoichiometry Example Problems (including ideal gas, moles of rxn, & heat of rxn)
- Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield – Example Problem
Atomic Structure and Periodicity
Bonding and Intermolecular Forces
Gases
Kinetics
- Kinetics Rate Law and Rate Orders
- Integrated Rate Law and Half-Live Derivations
- Effect of Temperature and Catalysts on Rate and Maxwell-Boltzmann Distributions
- Determining Rate Law from Fast Initial Step
Thermodynamics
Equilibrium and Solubility
- How to Write Equilibrium Constant (K) Expressions
- How Modifying a Reaction Affects Equilibrium Constant, K
- The Reaction Quotient (Q): Predicting the Direction of Change
- ICE Tables – Solving for Equilibrium Constant and Equilibrium Concentrations
- Le Chatelier’s Principle, Pt. 1: Concentration
- Le Chatelier’s Principle, Pt. 2: Pressure
- Le Chatelier’s Principle, Pt. 3: Temperature
- Solubility Product
- Example: Calculating Molar Solubility from Equilibrium Constant
- Example: Determining Whether a Precipitate Will Form
- Example: Determining Which Solid Will Precipitate First
Acid-Base Equilibrium
- Intro to Acids & Bases | Amphoteric, Conjugates, Dissociation vs. Neutralization
- Titration of a Strong Acid with a Strong Base
- Lab – Titration (Strong Acid with a Strong Base) w/Vernier drop counter & pH probe
Electrochemistry

These first-year chemistry videos align with the excellent program Positive Chemistry. I’ve used Positive Physics with my classes, and another teacher here in Memphis is expanding the program to chemistry. Positive Chemistry is in the beta stage now, but you can try out what we have so far here! (Positive Chemistry is free while in the beta stage!)
Moles
Medical Case Studies Elective
Back in the day, I taught a semester elective class called “Medical Physiology.” The class utilized case studies from the NCCSTS. You can find more about that class here.

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