I found a post about study guides, but when I clicked the link to see the study guide information, it said the page was no long there. Do you have a way to prepare a study guide for students? I teach High School Resource Math and Science, and this would be an invaluable tool for me to help them with semester tests. Thank you!
Hi cstricklin,
There is currently not a way to build study guides on Khan Academy, either using Khan Academy's question banks or your own. For semester tests, assigning unit tests or having your students complete the course challenge (they will be able to complete it themselves, but it is not able to be assigned) may help with preparing.
I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you for your quick response! I hope that this may be something that Khan Academy would consider in a future update, as it would be extremely helpful, especially for resource classes. These students need all the help they can get to succeed and excel, and Khan Academy has really started to make a difference with several of my students. However, I'm a first-year teacher and I'm not real good at the whole study-guide building thing and something that would help a teacher put together a study guide of what a student had been working on would be so helpful. Thank you again for your response!
I got an A in calculus and the large majority was thanks to Khan Academy. Having mastery makes the student find easier revision. You can assign them exercises and if they previously had mastery in KA they will excel, trust me. I just got an 80%. Still, have to complete the integral part, introduction to differential equations and solids of revolution. With respect to science and computer science, I recommend them to see KA but to not be the only resource. Math is the strongest subject here by far. There's still some work in other disciplines; still great though.
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