For many but different reasons, I am dissatisfied with Edgenuity, and Edmentum.
I am considering using Khan Academy, but I was wondering if it has tried to write its questions in such a way so as to combat the use of the shockingly amazing Photomath cell-phone app (https://photomath.net/en/).
It's free, and getting better all of the time. But it shows the answer and the steps to the answer to a W I D E variety of problems just by taking a picture of them!
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HI Shane-My name is Julianne and I am a teacher in Idaho. I cannot tell you if the programmers of Khan have specifically written their questions to combat an app like Photomath- but I CAN tell you this: Khan was created for students who LOVE LEARNING. People who love to learn want to do just that: LEARN. Cheating is for students who are only concerned about getting a correct answer- not understanding the answer. Throughout your education you will be faced with many opportunities to learn- you will also be faced with opportunities to cheat and get a correct answer but not learn anything. I say: CHOOSE LEARNING! Give Khan a try- you will be amazed at all you can learn!
There are students that use the app. Yes they can cheat on a lot of the skills. Some ways to combat this is by having students only do their mastery challenges in class. It is very obvious who cheats because when they try their mastery they miss all of them or cannot start them. Another way to combat this is by going through the student data and you can see some students answering problems in seconds when it should take minutes, again very obvious. I do wish Khan would give a warning to teachers or coaches for students who can solve problems in a miraculous amount of time. For example I had 1 student who could solve systems of equations in 8 seconds. When he came to do his mastery challenge he all of a sudden couldn't start it. He tried to say his sister helped, he forgot his notes, but when it came down to it after about an hour struggling through he admitted that he cheated. Sad but it is true. Goes back to the idea of "if there is a will there is a way."
Thank you, Julianne. (I should have mentioned that I am a teacher.)
Thank you, Robert. I think that math education is evolving so fast! I think that we (including Khan Academy) need to move to the point where after the fundamentals are taught, every problem is a story problem. And great point about having tests proctored.
Howdy Shane-My name is Julianne and I am an educator in Idaho. I can't let you know whether the developers of Khan have explicitly composed their inquiries to battle an application like https://www.myhomeworkwriters.com/ I CAN disclose to you this: Khan was made for understudies who LOVE LEARNING. Individuals who love to learn need to do only that: LEARN. Conning is for understudies who are just worried about finding a right solution not understanding the appropriate response. All through your instruction you will be looked with numerous chances to learn-you will likewise be looked with chances to cheat and find a right information yet not get the hang of anything. I state: Pick LEARNING! Try Khan out you will be stunned at all you can learn!
hello my name is Jesse P and I am a student in Georgia, Tyrone and I go to Flatrock middle school
Look, if you are struggling talk to your teacher and your parents to get the problem worked out, whether the problem be understanding a math problem or just doing the problem, In most schools all you have to do is talk to your teacher and or your parents and they can arrange some kind of tutoring may it be before or after school to help you increase how you view your education.
I couldn't say this better:
Cheating is easy. There's no swank to infidelity. To borrow against the trust someone has placed in you costs nothing at first. You get away with it, you take a little more and a little more until there is no more to draw on. Oddly, your hands should be full with all that taking but when you open them there's nothing there.
Jeanette Winterson
Don't leave Khan with empty hands! - Julianne Russell
Read more: https://www.wiseoldsayings.com/cheating-quotes/#ixzz6YuhS51jU
I can't let you know whether the developers of Khan have explicitly composed their inquiries to battle an application like Photomath-however I CAN disclose to you this: Khan was made for understudies who LOVE LEARNING. Individuals who love to learn need to do exactly that: LEARN. Cheating is for understudies who are just worried about finding a right solution not understanding the appropriate response. All through your schooling you will be confronted with numerous occasions to learn-you will likewise be confronted with occasions to cheat and find a right solution yet not pick up anything. I state: CHOOSE LEARNING! Check Khan out you will be flabbergasted at all you can learn!
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