Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed

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1. Which best describes the focus of the material titled "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed"?

   1. An overview of medieval guild apprenticeship practices
   2. A primer on filing personal income taxes by hand
   3. Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed
   4. A recap of late-night television history in the 1990s

2. Which one-line summary best captures the main point of this material?

   1. It argues that AI has had no meaningful effect on this field in 2026.
   2. It is a step-by-step legal contract template for freelance work.
   3. It is a personal travel diary about visiting trade conferences.
   4. Khanmigo in 270 districts shows AI tutors don't replace teachers — they free them. Future-of-teaching honest take.

3. Which of these is mentioned as a real example or claim in the material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed"?

   1. BLS still projects teacher shortage through 2032 — burnout and pay are the real causes, not productivity.
   2. The Bloom's 2-sigma study (Benjamin Bloom, 1984) is the original argument that one-on-one beats classroom — AI tutors are the first scalable shot at it.
   3. Newark, Hobart, and 268 other districts piloted Khanmigo 2023-24; superintendents publicly said it freed teachers from grading drafts, not from classrooms.
   4. Salman Khan's 2024 TED talk: 'AI tutors will give every kid access to one-on-one help; teachers will finally have time to teach what matters.'

4. What does the callout titled "The rule" emphasize?

   1. That the topic is purely historical and no longer practical today.
   2. If teaching pulls you, AI lifts the worst parts (grading, repetition) and leaves the best (mentoring, classroom magic) — the field needs you more, not less.
   3. That readers must hold a graduate degree before applying any of these ideas.
   4. That the entire field has been outlawed by international treaty.

5. What does the callout titled "You did it!" emphasize?

   1. That the topic is purely historical and no longer practical today.
   2. You just lived the future-of-teaching debate from the student side.
   3. That readers must hold a graduate degree before applying any of these ideas.
   4. That the entire field has been outlawed by international treaty.

6. "AI tutor" appears as a key term tied to this material. Which statement is most consistent with how it shows up here?

   1. It is one of the named concepts a learner should walk away understanding from material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed".
   2. It is presented as a deprecated idea no longer relevant after 2024.
   3. It is described as illegal to discuss in professional settings.
   4. It is given as an unrelated topic that the material recommends ignoring.

7. "Khanmigo" appears as a key term tied to this material. Which statement is most consistent with how it shows up here?

   1. It is presented as a deprecated idea no longer relevant after 2024.
   2. It is described as illegal to discuss in professional settings.
   3. It is one of the named concepts a learner should walk away understanding from material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed".
   4. It is given as an unrelated topic that the material recommends ignoring.

8. "Bloom's two sigma" appears as a key term tied to this material. Which statement is most consistent with how it shows up here?

   1. It is one of the named concepts a learner should walk away understanding from material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed".
   2. It is presented as a deprecated idea no longer relevant after 2024.
   3. It is described as illegal to discuss in professional settings.
   4. It is given as an unrelated topic that the material recommends ignoring.

9. "teacher shortage" appears as a key term tied to this material. Which statement is most consistent with how it shows up here?

   1. It is presented as a deprecated idea no longer relevant after 2024.
   2. It is one of the named concepts a learner should walk away understanding from material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed".
   3. It is described as illegal to discuss in professional settings.
   4. It is given as an unrelated topic that the material recommends ignoring.

10. Which option most accurately paraphrases this passage from the material: "Khanmigo (Khan Academy's AI tutor, built on GPT-4) ran in 270 U.S."?

    1. Khanmigo (Khan Academy's AI tutor, built on GPT-4) ran in 270 U.S.
    2. AI plays no role in this field and is unlikely to in the future.
    3. Human practitioners have already been replaced by autonomous systems.
    4. All examples mentioned require government certification before use.

11. Which option most accurately paraphrases this passage from the material: "Try Khanmigo or ChatGPT's Study Mode as a tutor for one of your hardest classes for a week."?

    1. AI plays no role in this field and is unlikely to in the future.
    2. Human practitioners have already been replaced by autonomous systems.
    3. Try Khanmigo or ChatGPT's Study Mode as a tutor for one of your hardest classes for a week.
    4. All examples mentioned require government certification before use.

12. "Newark" appears in the material on "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed". Which best reflects how it shows up?

    1. It is described as a fictional product invented for the exercise.
    2. It is mentioned only to warn readers never to research it.
    3. It is presented as a competitor that has already shut down.
    4. It is named in the material as a real example tied to the topic.

13. Considering everything covered, what is a fair takeaway for a reader of "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed" (item 13)?

    1. The material has no examples and offers no advice.
    2. There are concrete, current examples worth knowing.
    3. The material recommends ignoring AI tools entirely.
    4. The material is purely fiction and not based on real products.

14. Considering everything covered, what is a fair takeaway for a reader of "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed" (item 14)?

    1. There are concrete, current examples worth knowing.
    2. The material has no examples and offers no advice.
    3. The material recommends ignoring AI tools entirely.
    4. The material is purely fiction and not based on real products.

15. Considering everything covered, what is a fair takeaway for a reader of "Will AI Replace Teachers? What Khan Academy and Khanmigo Actually Showed" (item 15)?

    1. The material has no examples and offers no advice.
    2. The material recommends ignoring AI tools entirely.
    3. The material is purely fiction and not based on real products.
    4. There are concrete, current examples worth knowing.