Quoted by Ryan on April 30 2010:
I teach the way that I wish I was taught.
—
Sal Khan, Khan Academy
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4 comments so far
Sam Stern 30 Apr 10
Just saw this guy at GEL (assume that’s what inspired you to post his quote). Inspiring.
Chip Ramsey 30 Apr 10
I just did a podcast with him. Great guy and I’m a big fan of what he’s doing. 200,000 students a month using a screen capture tool, a drawing program, and YouTube for distribution. Not only are his courses a fantastic example of pragmatism, they are also incredibly effective.
if you’re interested in learning more about what he thinks the future of education will look like, here’s the link to the episode: http://blog.intellum.com/2010/03/podcast-episode-3-sal-khan.html
Chip Ramsey 30 Apr 10
Sorry. Here’s an actual link to the episode: Sal Khan Episode
AMG 01 May 10
I love Sal!
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