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CBS News Sal Khan is a math, science, and history teacher to millions of students, yet none have ever seen his face. Khan is the voice and brains behind Khan Academy, a free online tutoring site that may have gotten your kid out of an algebra bind with its educational how-to videos. Now Khan Academy is going global. Backed by Google, Gates, and other Internet powerhouses, Sal Khan wants to change education worldwide, and his approach is already be stanley cup ing tested in some American schools. Sanjay Gupta reports.The following script is from Teacher to the World which aired on March 11, 2012 and was rebroadcast on Sept. 2, 2012. Sanjay Gupta is the correspondent. Denise Schrier Cetta, producer. Matthew Danowski, editor.Take a moment and remember your favorite teacher - now imagine that teacher could reach, not 30 kids in a classroom, but millions of students all over the world. As we first reported last spring, that s exactly what Sal Khan is doing on his website Khan Academy. With its digital lessons and simple exercises, he s determined to transform how we learn at every level. One of his most famous pupils, Bill Gates, says Khan -- this teacher to the world, is giving us all a glimpse of the future of education. 35-year-old Sal Khan may look like a bicycle messenger, but with three degrees from MIT and an MBA from Harvard, his errand is intensely stanley deutschland intellectual. In his tiny office above a tea shop in Silicon Valley, he se stanley cup ttles in Ghrd Girl, 7, injured in Boston bombings undergoes milestone surgery
CLEARWATER, Fla. 鈥?Kindness is cool in Tampa Bay area schools.In order to help de-stress todays students who now deal with peer pressure, social media and outside cultural influences as well as any problems at home, more local teachers are incorporating lessons and practices on kindness. Not only do kids have to have academic needs met, they have to have their social and emotional needs met, says Kathy Bilello, a third-grade teacher at McMullen-Booth Elementary in Clearwater.Educators say kindness is also a gateway for students to do better on tests and receive higher grades. It helps to clear kids minds of other troubles so they can concentrate better.Bilellos students are responding. It actually cheers me up, and it cheers everybody else up, says 10-year-old Rain. Some of them do have cell phones, and social media, bu adidas campus t theres also all the normal kid stuff they have to sketcher sportschuhe deal with, says Bilello, one of the leaders of this kindness proj asics ect.Bilello often has kids gather in a restorative circle, where they can talk informally about what is making them happy or sad.There is also a Kindness Bear who makes the rounds. If you have a big heart, you get to give him a big squeeze.