Khan Academy Mastery System Overview

The video provides an overview of the Khan Academy learner experience, detailing how students and teachers can navigate the platform. It covers the learner homepage, mastery goals, practice activities, assessments, and mastery challenges. The video also explains how students can track their assignments and progress, and how teachers can use these tools to facilitate learning and accountability.

Who is considered a learner on Khan Academy?

• Only registered users

• Everyone, including teachers

• Only students

• Only teachers

What can students find on the learner homepage?

• Their grades

• Teacher's personal notes

• Course mastery goals and assignments

• Upcoming school events

How can students return to the learner homepage from any page?

• By clicking the back button

• By clicking the Khan Academy logo

• By logging out and logging back in

• By refreshing the page

What are the two main types of practice activities in Khan Academy's mastery system?

• Quizzes and exams

• Exercises and assessments

• Lectures and tutorials

• Projects and presentations

What is the highest skill level a student can achieve in isolated skill practice?

• Mastered

• Proficient

• Attempted

• Familiar

What is required for a student to achieve 'mastered' level in a skill?

• Completing all exercises

• Attending all classes

• Acing questions in a mixed skill context

• Answering all questions correctly in isolated practice

What are mastery challenges designed to do?

• Review and practice previously learned skills

• Introduce new skills

• Provide extra credit

• Test students on unrelated topics

How often do mastery challenges get unlocked?

• Every 48 hours

• Every 12 hours

• Every 6 hours

• Every 24 hours

Where can students find their current assignments?

• Under each class on the left-hand panel

• In the notifications tab

• In their email

• On the teacher's profile page

What information is shown for each assignment on the learner homepage?

• Class name, teacher's contact, and assignment description

• Assignment title, teacher's name, and submission link

• Teacher's comments, class schedule, and due date

• Assignment title, class name, due date, and status