Education Now | Sal Khan on Innovations in the Classroom

During the pandemic, many educators turned to online education pioneer Sal Khan for guidance as tens of millions of students across the country switched to remote learning. Now, the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Khan Academy joins us to reflect on lessons learned and explore new innovations that can be harnessed to improve in-person instruction at K–12 schools, make up for missed learning, and create more focused interventions for those who need it most.

Guest
Sal KhanSal Khan
Founder and CEO, Khan Academy; Founder, Khan Lab School; and Co-founder of Schoolhouse.world and Khan World School


Host
Uche AmaechiUche Amaechi
Lecturer on Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education

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