Recent learning disruptions place a renewed emphasis on making sure students meet graduation requirements. We’re providing administrator insights about SAT practice Our support of mastery learning is rooted in the belief that we should hold high standards for all students and that all children can learn. It has always been the philosophical heart of Khan Academy. Teachers track student progress, identify gaps, and give students one-on-one attention to help them succeed.ĭecades of research and nearly 300 studies show mastery learning works. They get feedback as they learn and help when they need it most. They progress through questions and quizzes at just the right level for them. When students use MAP Accelerator or Khan Academy Districts, they learn at their own pace. Khan Academy allows students to work on grade-level content while also filling in gaps. With mastery learning, students have the opportunity to learn more because they are given the chance to reach a high level of proficiency on a skill before moving on to a new skill. MAP Accelerator and Khan Academy Districts use our mastery-based system to help with unfinished learning, while providing valuable data insights to district administrators and school leaders. Mastery-based learning can help fill in the gaps That’s why we’re glad to partner with NWEA to offer MAP Accelerator, which uses MAP Growth scores in math to automatically generate a personalized learning plan for each student, while keeping the teacher as the instructional decision maker. In today’s learning environment, it’s incredibly time consuming for teachers to tailor lesson plans for each student. NWEA research shows that a single class can have up to nine grade levels in it.
We know learning gaps in math are top of mind for educators everywhereĪs we begin the road to recovery, learning loss has widened the gap between students who are ahead and students who are behind. That’s up from nine districts when we launched partnerships in fall 2019.
More than 280 districts are working with us for the 2021–2022 school year across our district offerings: Khan Academy Districts and MAP Accelerator, in partnership with NWEA. Returning partners include Madera Unified School District and Omaha Public Schools. New districts include Brown County Schools in Indiana, YES Prep Public Schools in Houston, and Hartford Public Schools in Connecticut. This year, we’re working with districts in large cities and small towns across 45 states. We’re grateful for the partnership of school districts across the country that have turned to us for district-level support in math, science, and SAT practice.
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