Should there be more than just one Teacher Appreciation Week? On Khan Academy Ed Talks, Nicholas Ferroni, high school teacher and education activist, joins Kristen DiCerbo, PhD on Thursday to talk about some of the things we would do if we really appreciated teachers.

This episode was livestreamed on Youtube on May 5th, 2022. See the original livestream on Youtube.

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How can mastery learning lead to student proficiency? On this episode of Khan Academy Ed Talks, Mike Flanagan, CEO of the Mastery Transcript Consortium, joined Kristen DiCerbo, PhD  to talk about personalized learning, standards-based grading, and how to make it all work in the classroom.

This episode was livestreamed on Youtube on May 4th, 2022. See the original livestream on YouTube.

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How can teachers guide students to understanding math mastery? NWEA’s Director of Content Advocacy and Design, Ted Coe, PhD joins Khan Academy’s Chief Learning Officer, Kristen DiCerbo on Khan Academy Ed Talks. They talk about how to begin these conversations with formative conversation starters.

Streamed live on March 15, 2022. See the original livestream on YouTube.

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You own your own career journey. Where will your journey take you? Khan Academy’s new Chief People Officer Regina Ross joined Homeroom with Sal on March 8, International Women’s Day, to discuss career development, women in leadership, and how to find what invigorates you in your career.

Streamed live on March 8, 2022. See the original livestream on YouTube.

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To celebrate National Reading Month, Olympic champion and founder of Always Dream, Kristi Yamaguchi, joins Khan Academy Kids Founder, Caroline Hu Flexer on this episode of Khan Academy Ed Talks. They talk about we can get children excited about reading and share tips for young kids ages 2-8.

Streamed live on March 3, 2022. See the original livestream on YouTube.

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How can teachers communicate mastery of learning standards to their students? On this episode of Khan Academy Ed Talks, Matt Townsley, EdD, author of Making Grades Matter, joins Kristen Dicerbo, PhD to discuss how to create meaningful student grades.

Streamed live on February 10, 2022. See the original live stream on YouTube.

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How can parents and teachers help their kids and teens navigate stress? Ned Johnson, author of the Self-Driven Child, joins Kristen Dicerbo, PhD on this episode of Khan Academy Ed Talks. They discuss ways to help kids manage stress and remain resilient, confident, and optimistic.

Streamed live on February 2, 2022. See the original stream on YouTube.

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What can we do to foster a more inclusive society for people with disabilities? On this Khan Academy Ed Talks episode, international disability rights activist, author, and featured person in the Academy Award-nominated film Crip Camp, Judy Heumann, joins Kristen DiCerbo, PhD to discuss what we can all do to keep #EveryoneIncluded.

Streamed live on December 9, 2021. See the original livestream on YouTube.

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High school students, if you’ve ever said to yourself “college isn’t for me,” this podcast episode is for you. The skills you develop in high school and college can help you prepare for many different types of careers, from fashion design to software engineering, and from cybersecurity to becoming an entrepreneur. In this episode, you’ll hear from a panel of recent high school grads who discuss 5 high-paying career paths, how they decided what to do after high school, and what advice they’d give their younger selves. The panelists also share tips on how to afford college and what to do if you feel academically unprepared for college. Sal Khan from Khan Academy moderated the discussion.

Streamed live on December 2, 2021. See the original stream on YouTube (in two parts, due to a technical issue): part one, part two

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