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Sprouts or Sprouts Schools is a YouTube channel[1] created by Jonas Koblin and Selina Bador. The channel produces videos that touch on many different topics of social sciences, psychology, and neurosciences [2]. It focuses on psychological theories that explain human behaviour, on the explanation of disorders such as ADHD or Autism, made simple for everyone to understand.
The goal is to make education accessible worldwide, which is why Sprouts videos have already been translated in 15 languages [3].
Besides getting support from Patreon, Sprouts is also funded by YouTube ads and Sprouts Learning[4], a social enterprise that operates the Sprouts Kindergarten in central Bangkok, and published Mali [5], an app for new parents.
- ^ "Sprouts - YouTube". www.youtube.com.
- ^ "Le cerveau à tous les niveaux". thebrain.mcgill.ca.
- ^ "Our Impact – Sprouts – Learning Videos – Social Sciences". 9 April 2021.
- ^ "Sprouts Learning". Sprouts Learning.
- ^ "Daily Tracker Of Your Baby". Mali Pregnancy & Parenting.
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