Vertical Alignment Tree (Used to be here)

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rodney wade

12 februari 2021 19:06

Long story short...I'm back in the classroom after many years in Administration. I used to have students work on Khan Academy and their was a tree dependency diagram or vertical alignment map. It was a WONDERFUL tool for students to understand WHY they were struggling with the current topic. They could find the standard and see all the supporting standards listed as nodes below that topic. Students were able to identify what topics they should review before the lesson, AND could remediate themselves based on their self-assessment knowledge. Being placed in the "struggling math students" support role, I wanted to show students this tool only to not be able to find it. Is there still such a tree out there in existence?

Thanks,

Rodney

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Evan Lewis

13 februari 2021 06:25
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Hi Rodney,

I believe you're talking about the old Knowledge Map, and I'm sad to say that this feature was removed several years ago after we first transitioned to the Missions and now to Course Mastery.

The new Course Mastery system is designed to give a more structured/ordered approach to learning, and it is able to suggest relevant content for reviewal based on your students' missed questions. The exams and other assessments are also able to give students credit for content that they have already mastered, allowing them to focus on learning new content and filling gaps in their learning. For more information on Course Mastery, please see this article.

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

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