Doug Massey

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Okay, we have a solution from Khan Academy!  When you view a class as a Coach, you can click on Settings on the far right, then "Download CSV": After importing this to Excel or Google Sheets, this...

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3. Energy Points

You can't, as far as I'm aware.  Students have to earn energy points.

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3. Update: New way for skills to count as "Practiced"

I've read every comment in this thread and it is clearly a divisive topic.  :-)One thing I noticed while helping to guide hundreds of fifth- and sixth-grade students through their Khan Academy miss...

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3. How to delete "Learner" from the Coach account?

Hi Spencer -- you can click on "Students" from your Coach dashboard (or on "Roster" after you've selected any particular class), you'll be able to select individual students to remove from your coa...

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3. Experiment vs Investigation Mystery Box Lab Middle School Science

I think you have your distinction between experiment and investigation correct.  Your shoebox lab would definitely be an investigation.  Not being a professional teacher myself, I googled the diffe...

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3. Update: New way for skills to count as "Practiced"

Hi -- I'm trying out this new feature in different ways and found what might be a bug -- I intentionally got four in a row wrong, but the skill changed to "Practiced" anyway:

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3. Math Question

Wow, that's a really good question!I use graphed data and linear best fit equations to determine correlations in scatter plots all the time, but I can't immediately think of a way to create an equa...

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3. Is this a new formula? If so, what is it called?

Careful with the arithmetic, though -- your function (by using your formula!) should actually be f(x) = x^2 - 10x + 50(and your formula has an extra parenthesis you don't need after the equal sign,...

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3. Is this a new formula? If so, what is it called?

Both!It is a known formula -- it's the only possible product when the complex conjugate root factors are multiplied together -- but you did discover it on your own, and you get credit for it!I spen...

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Agreed, Ms. Peluso. It's a workaround that helps out some of the teachers, but the Khan Academy team tells me that there are many other updates to the viewing process in the works.I can't write any...