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...technology company that was focused on delivering high school computer science education in most of the Northeast area, and we sold that to actually an education focused roll up. You can count how many times I've said education, where I worked for a
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There wasn't the feedback mechanism critically to show the kids gamified where they are, but motivation, solving for motivation, both in giving feedback on their progress, but also in what happens in the afternoon has been a critical part, I think, o
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...through with education technology in general is how can we be able to be more part of the solution and making sure all the rigor is behind it and not allowing students to easily cheat their way through platforms. And so that's why we take academic in
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...this technology to do amazing things that they couldn't have even imagined doing. That's kind of cool. Well, I had one person say, well, I was, in the I was a computer science engineer for four years. I think I know what I'm talking about, and you sh
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...in education, it's not. Yeah. We've taken five, six years to move to cloud, and, like, most people aren't even there yet in the education world. So I think it's super impressive, and there's some schools that are, like, mandatory AI usage, like, in t
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...technology or or engineering training for students. Mhmm. And so how do you do that? So let's say there's a school that cannot afford it. What do they do? Like, how do they approach you? So we they call us or we call them and say, hey. We can do this
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...to k through 12 education, over the next decade, enabled by not only technology, but also just this kind of, I would say, this this sea change that happened because of COVID,
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...education. And we discovered outside of the parents or the guardians, the most important thing was the teacher and the classroom. So we started these awards programs, and my brother's overseen them all these years, to try to lift the self image of th
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...education. The Internet democratized access to information and knowledge. You can watch MIT graduate courses. All of the core kind of educational content that is delivered in prestigious higher education institutions has been largely democratized and
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...schools of education, Stanford was one of the leading ones, lots of others, took a lead and said, how do kids learn and develop? And there's actually a thing called learning science, the science of how children develop. And they started writing paper
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we got the school because they're, you know, at MTSS level three, they're like, we can use gift cards. Mhmm. And you're like, okay. K. Do the last two, just get a gift card. Right? And, you know, or, oh, wait. Let's build a video game that they'll pl
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...a special education designation or an ELL designation or a language learner. And then all of the tools in magic school can very much directly support the student in their zone of proximal proximal development. So they're not you know, the the materia
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