Hi Dana,

I'm glad to see you're interested in using Khan Academy in your classroom!

Our Statistics & Probability course is a comprehensive statistics course with videos, practice exercises, quizzes, and unit tests. All of our courses are completed online, and are self-paced and do not have any due dates or deadlines.

Our courses use the Mastery System, which allows students to repeatedly practice and level up their skills until they have mastered the topic. For more information about the mastery system, please see this article.

The time it takes to complete the course will vary depending on the student, but you can also use the assignments features to set due date for completing the content. For the Statistics & Probability course, there are 38 hours worth of video content, so your students can expect to spend at least that much time in the course. The Computer Programming course has approximately 15 hours worth of content. We also have some great articles for teachers wanting to teach computer programming in their classroom.

The site does not automatically keep track of students' scores for teacher reporting. However, you can assign videos, practice exercises, quizzes, and tests in order to view your students' scores and help them with the topics they are struggling with. The tests are not able to be printed, but you can download your students' assignment scores for your records. For more information on assignment reporting, please see this article.

I also encourage you to look through our support articles for teachers, as well as our articles on classroom implementation strategies.

I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any additional questions!

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