Both my sons have been using Khan to prep for the PSAT/SAT youngest son had completed level three on most sections, other son had completed level three on all sections.
When younger son linked his PSAT scores to Khan a few sections that he had not completed the in level three changed to complete nothing changed in any of the sections that he had started level four. I thought this was because he had an average score and still hadn’t mastered any of the level four areas bases on his PSAT.
Older son got a very good score on the PSAT. He had already completed level three in all areas of Khan prior to the PSAT. When I linked his PSAT to his Khan account nothing changed. I was expecting khan to mark at least some of the questions in some of the level for sections as complete (some of those section have up to 80 questions!) but it didn’t change the number of questions he need to do at all. I thought Khan would individualize his study and only have him work on questions he has not yet mastered similar to the way PrepScholar works. I don’t understand how he can score 1500 on the PSAT and it not change Khan at all!
He missed two of a similar type reading problem in the PSAT no where does Khan so “Hey, you need to work on this particular type of reading problem” which I thought was the point of the link the PSAT to Khan.
How are others finding linking the PSAT with Khan? Perhaps I’m not doing something right or more likely expected too much. I think Khan is great for a general prep program but I just don’t think it really adjusts much to individual strength and weakness of a particular student.