I don't think that there are brackets missing. Note that the slides explain that we will always use the following precedences: ¬ < ∧ < ⊕ < ∨ < → < ↔ which means that negation binds strongest and equivalence binds weakest. Hence, you can write x ↔ (y1 ∧ y2) also as x ↔ y1 ∧ y2. The printer of the teaching tool avoids brackets as much as possible.