Name: Daily Homeroom With Sal: Wednesday April 1
Uploaded: 2020-04-06T07:50:35.000Z
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- Khan Academy, welcome to The Daily Homeroom livestream,

for those of y'all that this is your first time.

To-infinitive

This is, really just a way for us to stay connected

Obviously, Khan Academy we have many resources

for students, teachers and parents to be able to work

whether the school is in session physically,

as I think most of y'all are now having to cope with.

And we realize, above and beyond those resources,

in math and English and language arts, and science

and humanities that go from pre-K through college,

It's our duty as a not for profit with a mission

to provide a free world class education for anyone,

anywhere to step up right now in this time of crisis.

And so that's why we're doing teacher webinars,

parent webinars, this daily homeroom live stream

for everyone as well as, things like, the daily schedules

To think about how to structure your days,

that we are a not for profit organization.

And, we are supportive, the only reason we can exist

And even before this crisis, we were operating at a deficit

and now during this crisis, our server traffic

is up two and a half, approaching three times

our registrations from students and parents,

are actually students and teachers are six fold,

please think about donating to Khan Academy.

I do wanna give a special shout out to several corporations

who stepped up in record time when they realized

that we needed help and not just generally,

but especially in this COVID response period.

Bank of America stepped up in that first weekend,

followed by AT&T, Google.org and now Novartis,

or work for corporations, we need more help.

And for all of you individuals out there,

we still are running at a significant deficit.

So every donation matters, whether it's as small

and, we really appreciate it, but we really do need it,

if we wanna support kids around the world,

So today we have a fairly exciting live stream.

We have a clinical psychologist, David Anderson.

I encourage everyone, I say this every time

to start putting questions on Facebook and YouTube

that you might have for either our guest, Dave

that is very front of mind for a lot of folks right now.

but there's many other things that are going on

Anxiety is up, stress is up for everyone.

And I'm hoping Dave can help us navigate.

And I'm speaking not just as a representative

I'm also speaking as a parent who has seen some of,

is any general advice you have for parents

to cope with everything going on right now.

- Right, well, look, thanks for having me.

You know, we have a practice on both coasts,

about 60 clinicians in Child Mind Institute,

and we're hearing a lot from parents and students.

I would say that, you know, the first things

especially for parents are to manage expectations.

I mean, the biggest thing is that none of us

have encountered challenges like this before.

And I count myself within that with two children.

You know, and something we're trying to manage

the work lives that we were, attempted managed

and without many of the major supports that we have,

you know, a time of online schooling is tough.

to parents about are taking it to do lists

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