Tracking student progress in subjects other than math/cs

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carolina scagliotti

14 avril 2017 22:47

I´m homeschooling both my kids ages 11 and 12. We started with math and litlle by little we added other subjects they were interested in, such as biology, astronomy, grammar, etc...

I understand khan doesnt track students progress except for math and cs, but I have been able to see one of my kids activity/skills in grammar...not biology or physics...just grammar. I´ve made some changes and just move them both from "My Child" to "My Students" adding each to a mission and then all the data was gone.

I want to believe this change made the data disappear...is it possible I´m right? If so, I would like to add them again as "my child" so I can keep track of all khan activities.

Thanks & cheers

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Lisa Krueger

5 mai 2017 13:28
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Hello Carolina! My name is Lisa Krueger and I am a Khan Academy Ambassador teaching in Chicago. I am happy to hear that you are integrating Khan Academy in you home school curriculum. Unfortunately I am unable to assist you in your request but I can direct you to the correct form, a Service Request ticket. This will alert the Khan Academy developers and hopefully they will be able to resolved the issue. Please let me know if you have further questions, comments, or suggestions. Thank you for posting and Good Luck!
Erin Barnes

17 juin 2017 14:16
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Hey there Carolina!

I have a couple of homeschool kiddos too as well as a group that co-ops at my house. I typically have them send me screen shots of their "progress" by seeing the scope and sequence colors changing as they complete the topic. I would assign a 1 paragraph summary upon completion of a unit.

I hear though that all content will be assignable very soon. You can possibly see grades and percentage complete with the new upgrade for the 17-18 school year.

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