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What I love most about the refreshed multivariable calculus course
By Laker Newhouse Hey, everyone! I’m Laker, a content intern at Khan Academy. I’m excited to announce on behalf of the math team that practice is coming to multivariable calculus! I still remember how hard it was to find organized, high quality practice when I took multivariable calculus. My textbook didn’t always include solutions to problems, for example, so I couldn’t be sure I had done a given question correctly. Worse, I sometimes got stuck halfway through and needed to wait days before I could ask my instructor for help. I struggled to find great resources to help me visualize concepts, which are a big part of what makes multivariable calculus beautiful and powerful. We designed the new exercises with all of these issues in mind to make multivariable calculus on Khan Academy an effective way to help anyone learn, practice, and master this wonderful branch of mathematics. What do…
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Khan Academy is now available in Khmer
We are excited to announce the launch of our newest Khan Academy language site: Khan Academy Khmer! Khan Academy Khmer joins the 32 Khan Academy language sites that already exist, and we are still expanding and adding new translated content (see below for the full list). The vast majority of these sites are translated and maintained by volunteers and international nonprofit organizations – if you are interested in volunteering to translate for Khan Academy, learn more about our volunteer translator program. A note from the Khmer team We are so happy to announce that now Khmer students can study Early math and Arithmetic in the Khmer language. This was achieved with many peoples’ effort, including the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, volunteer translators, math professors, and editors, and Japanese donors. They all wish to provide quality education to every student, and to develop the educational situation in the Kingdom further. Now…
Nikole Hannah-Jones on the 1619 Project
Sal is joined by Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter covering racial injustice for The New York Times Magazine and creator of the landmark 1619 Project. They’ll discuss race in America, inequities in education, and the ways teachers are using her work to help students learn about the history of race and racial inequality in America. Recorded on July 30, 2020. Khan Academy is a non-profit organization with a mission to create a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. Support our mission at https://khanacademy.org/donate