From ROI to "Return on Learning": A District's Khan Academy Story
Some districts are banning AI outright. West Hempstead UFSD went the other direction — deliberately, with guardrails, and with a clear line about what belongs in elementary school and what doesn't.In this 47-minute conversation, Sal Khan asks Superintendent Dan Rehman and his teachers the uncomfortable questions: screen time, cheating, cognitive offloading, and whether any of this is appropriate for young children.
0:00 Welcome and Introductions
2:58 Why Implementation Matters More Than the Software
3:51 ROI vs. ROL: Measuring "Return on Learning"
5:06 How Khanmigo Makes Student Reasoning Visible
6:57 NY's Portrait of a Graduate and Personalized Pacing
8:33 Grade 2: Turning Screener Data into Targeted Practice
9:31 Grade 5: Meeting Every Learner in a Co-Taught Classroom
11:25 Supporting ENL and Multilingual Learners
12:10 Keeping Great Instruction at the Center
12:53 Grade 7 Math: Helping Students Find What They Don't Know
14:52 Teacher Productivity: Making the Renaissance Relevant
17:20 What's New in the Redesigned Khanmigo
19:25 First Reactions: Conversation Summaries and Student Purpose
20:09 Motivation, Constraints, and a Focus on Literacy and Numeracy
21:42 Productive Struggle and Asking Better Questions
23:08 Training the Adults First — and Why AI Won't Replace Teachers
25:35 Evidence, RCTs, and the Nonprofit Model
27:15 How West Hempstead Found Khan Academy
31:12 Building the PD Model: Just-in-Time Coaching and PLCs
34:50 Khanmigo Writing Coach and the Research Paper
36:00 Mastery-Based Grading and Data
37:35 Screen Time, Phone Bans, and AI Guardrails
39:00 The Case for a "Walled Garden"
40:11 AI in Elementary School: The Zoologist Story
41:14 Digital Citizenship and Preparing Students for an AI World
43:19 Cheating vs. Learning: Teaching Responsible Use
44:39 Sal's Closing Thoughts
46:40 What's Next Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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