Although it’s nice that you’re doing scripting tutorials, I have some nit-picks that I would like to point out:
Your audio is varied in places. Your first video sounds normal, a little muffled, but alright, then switching to the next video requires me to boost up the volume. Plus, the music is way to loud on the second one, might want to turn it down a little.
The way you explain certain components like variables, strings, etc, is a not-so good way of explaining it probably a beginner. Saying string to somebody who is just hopping in will have no clue, maybe saying instead a: line of text which is also a string or something similar along the lines of that will defintley improve understanding.
You’re also using things which aren’t neccessary such as game.Workspace, if you want them to understand it though, you can say workspace is just game.Workspace, shorter yet stands out more and easier to type imo
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I’m also still learning myelf and trying to help others, if you like, you can see an example of one of the tutorials I’ve done here, I won’t say I’m any better either but you can get an idea:
Teaching in steps is also a very recommended idea, don’t go from while true do to automatically math.random and brick colors/etc.
(As I said, I’m not neccessarily in any better position, I’ve messed up the audio a little for the landscape tutorial as its much lower however, practice makes perfect )
Good luck and continue deving

You can also get some great fact/info from Blender Guru, he makes some pretty good tutorials and explains the process/idea of creating one, its a affirmative to check it out: