1. PRESENTER’S GUIDE The purpose of the following presentation is to help you to share Khan Academy with the parents in your classroom. Anecdotally, we know that children are more likely to succeed with the support of both their teacher and parent on Khan Academy. Please use the following as a guide, editing and adjusting the material to meet your unique needs. You will see some suggestions of places to customize or adjust the presentation in green boxes sprinkled throughout the document. Remember to delete these boxes before actually presenting these materials to parents! Thank you for sharing Khan Academy with your parent community! KHANACADEMY.ORG

2. Welcome to back-to-school night A free, world class education for anyone, anywhere KHANACADEMY.ORG

3. Goals for today 1.Explain what Khan Academy is 1.Discuss how we will use Khan Academy in our classroom 1.Show how you can sign up on Khan Academy to connect with your child KHANACADEMY.ORG

4. Our Educational Challenge: Reaching every student at their own level KHANACADEMY.ORG

5. The Khan Academy Solution A personalized learning experience with content customized for each student KHANACADEMY.ORG

6. What is Khan Academy? A nonprofit with a mission to provide a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere ~10,000,000 unique monthly users KHANACADEMY.ORG

7. Learning with Khan Academy is… Personalized Mastery-based Engaging KHANACADEMY.ORG

8. Khan Academy offers… Thousands of math exercises fully aligned to every Common Core standard for K-12 Created and reviewed by 40+ math educators

9. Khan Academy offers… Thousands of math exercises stretching from 1+1 through advanced calculus Created and reviewed by 40+ math educators Note: use this slide in place of the previous slide if your school is not teaching the Common Core State Standards.

10. Khan Academy offers… Hints, supporting videos, and step-by-step solutions for every problem

11. Khan Academy offers… Points, badges, and avatars to motivate students.

12. Khan Academy offers… Actionable, real-time progress information for students, teachers, and parents

13. Khan Academy in our classroom! We will spend Tuesdays and Thursdays using Khan Academy for the last 30 minutes of our math class During this time, I will be working with small groups of students on areas where they are struggling In addition, we will set-up a peer tutoring bar, matching students who need extra help on a concept with students who have mastered it In addition, Khan Academy will be a part of our weekly homework assignments Students will work through a recommended set of skills each week at home, working to master (at their own pace) this set of skills over the course of the week KHANACADEMY.ORG Note: Please customize this example depending on how you will be using Khan Academy with your classroom and what you want to share with parents! Feel free to also include a photo or two of your class to make this feel personal!

14. KHANACADEMY.ORG If you have example Khan Academy resources (e.g., online class syllabus, student worksheets), it is a good idea to show them here or over a few slides. See example below

15. How you can help… KHANACADEMY.ORG

16. Encourage your child to learn! Sign up for a Khan Academy parent account to review your child’s activity Celebrate their successes Help them when they are stuck Remind them about the hints and associated videos Learn something for yourself KHANACADEMY.ORG

17. A KA parent account helps you see what your child is learning Review your child’s activity at any time on your parent homepage Receive weekly emails summarizing your child’s activity and highlighting ways you can support your child KHANACADEMY.ORG

18. For more ideas… Check out Khan Academy’s online resources at http://www.khanacademy.org/coach-res KHANACADEMY.ORG

19. Handouts for parents KHANACADEMY.ORG We recommend printing out and sharing the following two handouts with parents so that they can leave with a takeaway about what Khan Academy is and how they can sign up for their own account

20. Signing up for a parent account takes only a few steps! Go to www.khanacademy.orgwww.khanacademy.org 1.If you already have an account, log in. 2.If not, click “Parents, start here.” Choose a signup option! You will get an email to complete registration 3.Once signup is complete, connect with your child by clicking ‘my child already has an account’ 4.Use your child’s Khan Academy email to connect Note: you will want to match to the email account your child has used for their Khan Academy school account If your child does not have email, have them add your email address using their ‘coaches’ tab For more help on parent signup, visit: http://www.khanacademy.org/r/parentsignup

21. KHANACADEMY.ORG Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We provide free online materials and resources used by thousands of educators to support personalized education for learners of all ages. Engage students at their individual levels Each student has a personal dashboard that uses state-of-the art, adaptive software to identify gaps and recommend skills to work on next. Badges, points, and avatars motivate students and help them track their progress. Encourage mastery with 1000s of practice problems Teach students to become independent learners Students can practice math with interactive questions aligned to every Common Core standard from K-12. Created in collaboration with organizations involved in the design and assessment of the new standards Students receive instant feedback on their progress - no more waiting until test day to see how they’re doing! Hints, videos, and step-by-step solutions help students learn from their mistakes and build confidence. Target your instruction with real-time analytics Use teacher reports to quickly identify struggling or excelling students and diagnose misunderstandings. Recommend extra practice where students need it most. Spend more one-on-one time with each student. Focus on meaningful content Explore a world of subjects beyond math “Missions” guide students through grade- level skills and help them fill any gaps in their knowledge. Students can start at different places and move at different paces while working toward a common goal. Discover videos ranging from science to art history, developed in partnership with leading institutions like NASA and MoMA. Introduce your students to computer programming – even if you’ve never coded before!

22. KHANACADEMY.ORG Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We provide free online materials and resources used by thousands of educators to support personalized education for learners of all ages. Engage students at their individual levels Each student has a personal dashboard that uses state-of-the art, adaptive software to identify gaps and recommend skills to work on next. Badges, points, and avatars motivate students and help them track their progress. Encourage mastery with 1000s of practice problems Teach students to become independent learners Students can practice math with interactive questions stretching from 1+1 through advanced calculus. Exercises focus on conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and real-world application. Students receive instant feedback on their progress - no more waiting until test day to see how they’re doing! Hints, videos, and step-by-step solutions help students learn from their mistakes and build confidence. Target your instruction with real-time analytics Use teacher reports to quickly identify struggling or excelling students and diagnose misunderstandings. Recommend extra practice where students need it most. Spend more one-on-one time with each student. Focus on meaningful content Explore a world of subjects beyond math “Missions” guide students through grade- level skills and help them fill any gaps in their knowledge. Students can start at different places and move at different paces while working toward a common goal. Discover videos ranging from science to art history, developed in partnership with leading institutions like NASA and MoMA. Introduce your students to computer programming – even if you’ve never coded before! Note: use this handout in place of the previous handout if your school is not teaching the Common Core State Standards.

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