Evan Lewis
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Hi Rebecca, The easiest way to do this is to create a different class for each grade level. You can create classes from your Coach Dashboard. You can then assign each student to one (or multiple) o...
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Hi Ramon, Here's a PDF of printable certificates that Khan Academy has created: https://s3.amazonaws.com/KA-share/resource_page/Classroom+resource+pack/Share+with+students/kacertificate.pdf Hope ...
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- No way to enter an answer and progress to the next question
Hi David, Thanks for reporting this! I was able to successfully reproduce the issue on my end and have left a report on the exercise set for the developers to take a look at.
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Hi Vanessa, Khan Academy does not currently provide certificates for course completion or SAT practice. For more information, see this article. You may want to contact your school directly to see w...
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Hi jfrini, The line "2 = 1 + 1" is causing an error in your code that is preventing it from running. Commenting this line out or removing it should fix the issue. In javascript, only variable names...
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That's definitely an interesting idea! Unfortunately, I don't foresee something like this being implemented anytime soon though, mainly due to cost and performance reasons. For now the best way to ...
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Hi Denise, To view your daughter's progress you can visit the "Progress" tab on her account. Currently, the progress tab only provides skill information for subjects with a Mission. The grammar sec...
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Hi there, From your coach dashboard is it saying that his account is not linked to the College Board, or is it saying that he hasn't turned on SAT sharing with you? A screenshot would help determin...
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Hi Antonio, Currently the only way to import test scores to Khan Academy is to link your account to your College Board account. There is not yet an option to manually enter scores.
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- Help with specific problem...Polynomials - long division method with different variables
There's no way to divide those two polynomials, since the variables are different and there's no "x" in the numerator. I don't know the context of the problem in your book, but it seems to have bee...
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