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"I think a lot of the way we teach right now is this torturous daycare that's terrible for kids." @JTLonsdale with @ChrisWillx on AI, school choice, and the future of education. https://t.co/MJ8A7kE1Ju

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200 years ago K-12 ed was a teacher and a blackboard in front of 25-30 kids. Today, the only thing that has changed is the blackboard may be a whiteboard. And meanwhile the world is in the midst of an AI revolution. Check out @AlphaSchoolATX. The first truly breakthrough innovation in K-12 education that I have seen si... See more

Bill Ackman x.com

The point @rabois makes about vertical integration is right. In education the way I think this will play out in K-12 education is many hardware integrators opening physical schools, and one software integrator, which I of course believe will be Synthesis. The hardware side is integrating real estate, facilities managem... See more

Chrisman x.com

next up is holt, the father of unschooling > yale-educated engineer turns WWII submariner, later leaves state department to pursue career in teaching this is the first of his many books — all broadly dismissed by legacy educators as 'too radical' notes: https://t.co/AnKQ2JwB1E

@melissa

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The Software Tycoon Scaling AI Education to a Billion Kids

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Parents aren’t fleeing public schools because of politics. They’re chasing rigor. The system’s been sleeping on them for too long—and now the fire’s finally been lit. https://t.co/zL23HF91ju

Dale Chu

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The rich kids of Palo Alto will increasingly go private. The poor kids of Palo Alto can’t get math acceleration or any personalized attention. Honors classes cancelled. Virtue signaling is off the charts. This isn’t public service. This is dereliction of duty to the children.

Garry Tan x.com

The education system is broken. Costs are rising. Outcomes are falling. Kids are bored, parents are frustrated, teachers are over-worked and under-appreciated. The Wall Street Journal just profiled the most promising solution I've seen. Their results are so good that you're not going to bel... See more

David Perell

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Here’s a slide deck from Mentava, a company Garry Tan is invested in with his Network State bros where they claim they’re gonna have kids done with Algebra 2 in fourth grade. It’s called Mentava and is selling itself as cheaper than private school. https://t.co/2nlaJ4VxWy... See more

Emily Mills

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