Name: TODAYショー。教育の顔を変えるテック企業 (TODAY Show: Tech companies changing face of education)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:07:16.000Z
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DAVID GREGORY: Back now at 8:36 with Education Nation Today.

CRAIG MELVIN: David, good morning to you.

will look like 10, 20, even 50 years from now?

unlocking new and powerful ways to teach our kids,

changing the way we look at our education system

JOSE FERREIRA: The thing about the education system

CRAIG MELVIN: One student drops out of high school

through the cracks of our education system.

Worldwide, the numbers grow exponentially.

A whopping 80% of kids will not get a high school diploma.

Experts say each of those kids is a lost opportunity.

How many DaVincis and Einsteins and Marie Curies and Michael

CRAIG MELVIN: But what if that could be changed?

What if an internet connection was the difference

Today, education is having that internet moment.

And a chosen few are taking some bold steps forward.

JOSE FERREIRA: I'm Jose Ferreira, the founder

We're trying to revolutionize education across the globe.

CRAIG MELVIN: Newton is an adaptive learning platform

that personalizes education based on each kid's strengths

In essence, students go at their own pace

and the software continuously adapts to their learning style.

JOSE FERREIRA: If you learn math best with medium difficulty

If you learn science best in 24-minute bite sizes,

CRAIG MELVIN: Ferreira started the company in 2008,

Since then, Newton has grown by leaps and bounds.

They currently reach almost five million students,

We want every kid, whether you're in the inner city

you to have the best possible education you can get.

CRAIG MELVIN: In 2004, Sal Kahn was tutoring his cousins

Videos and YouTube, that's for cats playing piano,

And those videos took on a life of their own.

CRAIG MELVIN: Those videos became the cornerstone

of now more than 4,000 tutorials covering everything

from basic math to college level chemistry.

SAL KHAN: And our goal over the next 5, 10, 50, 500 years

is to go from the six million students that we're

serving every month now to 60 million, 600 million students.

CRAIG MELVIN: One of those students recently sent Khan

a video message from the unlikeliest of places,

Your lessons are so interesting and funny.

blowing for us, this idea that the work that we get to do

can reach people as far as an orphanage in Mongolia.

CRAIG MELVIN: Two companies led by two visionaries, both

using the reach of technology to reimagine

with education publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

And we should note, Khan Academy's mission statement,

by providing a free, world class education for anyone,

anywhere, that means all of their tutorial videos