Hi Michaeld!

The Mappers recommended practice does tend to focus more on practice rather than instruction. Students do have an option to view a video if they get stuck on a particular practice question, so that's one way to provide more support and instruction to students as they are practicing. Since the Mapper recommended practice is a prototype, our product teams are not currently making any updates to it at this time.

I've found that setting a course mastery goal for students and having them work through the course-level content is very helpful! Students are prompted to view videos, read short articles (with practice embedded), and complete practice sets, quizzes, etc. Khan Academy has Getting Ready for grade-level courses for students who are a bit below grade level. 

Check out this article to learn more about setting course mastery goals.

Hi Michaeld!

The Mappers encouraged exercise does have a tendency to focal point greater on exercise as an alternative than instruction. Students do have an choice to view a video if they get caught on a specific exercise question, so it truly is one way to grant greater aid and training to college students as they are practicing. Since the Mapper advocated exercise is a prototype, our product groups are now not presently making any updates to it at this time.

I've located that placing a direction mastery intention for college students and having them work via the course-level content material is very helpful! Students are triggered to view videos, study quick articles (with exercise embedded), and entire exercise sets, quizzes, etc. Khan Academy has Getting Ready for grade-level guides for college students who are a bit beneath grade level.

I hope this helps! Please let me understand if you have any extra questions!