字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント - Hello everyone, it looks like we are live and we're getting better at starting on time. Thanks for joining us at our lot daily live stream at our new time that we started yesterday now today at 12 Pacific through Eastern and many people are from joining from all over the world. We're calling this a bit of a homeroom, because obviously in this time of school closures and social distancing, people can use things like Khan Academy at their own time and pace, but I think we all crave a little bit of social connection and a way to to realize that what we're going through, the whole world is going through and as as troubling is the scenario we are in, as a civilization there's the silver lining is we I think in some strange way feel more connected and one real you know humanity is one group of people right now. So just for those of you all this is the first time that you're attending one of these live streams with this home homeroom that we do every day, it's really a catch-all for answering questions, getting announcements out there. Really just like homeroom in real classrooms. And it's not just for students, it's for parents, it's for teachers, it's for anyone else who has questions of any form. Just to get everyone up to speed on what the resources that are already out there from Khan Academy, obviously for over a decade we've been building resources that start you as early as pre-k our Khan Academy kids app the it's suitable for students as young as three all the way up through the first grade, Common Core Standards up through six year olds and then on the main Khan Academy app or website you can for sure get math from kindergarten all the way through middle school, high school and the core of college and also sciences at the high school level, some humanities at the high school level and we just launched what we call a beta, which is almost like a pre-release of English and language arts for grades 2 through 8. We also have free SAT practice which is a partnership with a college board that's in reading, math and writing. And we also have topics like economics and others that I mean I could I could keep going on about. So those resources were always all there but as soon as we realized that the school closure situation was happening a few weeks ago, we we realized we have to step up more, we have to provide more resources. So that's when we started the livestreams, we've been running teacher and parent webinars to help teachers and parents understand what resources there are and how to get started. We have also published a schedule, a little over a week ago that for students of different age groups, what could be an indicative schedule for them, how you can structure their day leveraging resources from Khan Academy and other resources including you know dance videos on YouTube for your PE or you might want to go outside and run around or there might be some form of reading lists. This week some of you all realize we just did it a couple hours ago. We are also experimenting with doing academic webinars. So a few hours ago we ran our first one which was on algebra and we focused on the topic of systems of equations and we had great you know we had a thousand students participating and we're taking the video and we're gonna put it on our YouTube channel and probably promote on social media as well. So you'll at least see a recording of it and I hope many of you have a chance to join some of these future classes. So with that one thing I want to say you know where we're trying to put out all of these resources, but one question that we're getting from a lot of parents is, they're just feeling a little bit overwhelmed right now, how do they focus on things, you know are they doing a disservice to their children if if they don't have everything all figured out just yet. And the one thing I want to make very clear to you is no one has it all figured out just yet. Even in my own house you know I've figured out some what for especially my older kids but my five-year-old we're figuring it out but it is getting day day by day better. And so I think the important thing to appreciate as a parent, there's a lot of things going on right now, you're working from home, a lot of people in this situation where even they might not be able to work now and then you have to there's childcare as an issue. And so keep it simple, especially in the first week or two it's not the end of the world, if things are a little bit less structured, if your kids if you're just having quality time with your kids or just whatever it takes to get through the day. But I think as as we go on, try to just make sure that the kids get a little bit of a reading every day, a little bit of math every day. We have suggestions obviously Khan Academy as a resource for both and there's reading lists for the on the reading side of things, you know if your kids are old enough encourage them to journal. And then over time you could try to layer on more things, try to do more and more of the types of schedules we've published, those schedules are not meant to be rigid. They are meant to be evolving documents. We are evolving them and you can adapt them to your own needs. But this session we wanna make it as interactive as possible. So I encourage everyone, if you're on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter start putting your questions in and we have a team of Khan Academy folks, we're gonna be looking at them and surfacing the questions, it looks like a lot of people are thinking about. I also wanna introduce my colleague Dan too, who's kind of co-hosting this livestream today and we're gonna actually this is fun 'cause we figured out the technology hopefully over the coming livestreams we'll be able to bring different guests in and people who can help out with this, but Dan's gonna help he's in contact with the team that is surfacing the questions. So please please send send in your questions. I'll start with one I see Stacy Wilber from facebook says, can you please put in an adult program so adults can get their diplomas please. Stacy that's one of the dreams of Khan Academy. We don't issue things like diplomas but I do we do know a lot of stories about especially adults leveraging Khan Academy to prepare for things like their GED or their you know whatever graduate requirements for high school diplomas they might have. So that's where we could support you right now. But it is a dream to one day be able to connect to work on Khan Academy to you know real life economic or academic outcomes. And Dan feel free to jump in. I see another question from Facebook Shahla Karimi, says Salaam, I have fifth grade first grade and something younger daughters, why when it's a little typo, they are all acting out and they are really emotional since they are home due to virus. How can I help them? Well shala that's a great question. I think right now there's probably