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...of learning or preparedness. Is that correct? That's exactly right. And that that is when I was a a principal, our ninth grade classrooms, our English teachers would have students who are three grade levels behind in English. We have students in the
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They, maybe are behind a couple years in reading. Then you have another group of kids who are super, like, that have an IEP, a special education, and they are maybe fifth grade level but in a high school class. Then you have your your high flyers tha
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integrated with their challenges that they're facing every day. So that's gonna be And that's not cheap. And that is not cheap. Yeah. And then, but but what does that actually look like in practice is kind of where the product will be going in the ne
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...management system that will actually allow teachers to differentiate one lesson, excuse me, into many lessons. So, the app that Jenna that Jenna and I made for for Lovable actually can fit into this learning management system where students can turn
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personalized lesson plans for kids for them is the magical unlock. Because it affects everything, which is back to motivation, and point of analogies, and learning. Let me go far extreme. I have a first grade boy who's like, I hate books. I don't wan
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Talk to game developers. Yeah. They've learned about this. Yeah. You're just game developers. You use the same theory as game developers is how do I keep them engaged? And if it's getting too hard, let's make it a little easier. Oh, it's a scaffoldin
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...Right? The learning science does not say there's a concept of desirable difficulties versus productive struggle, and it's it's a whole debate on. But if you gave me an MCAT Mhmm. I would fail it. And you can tell me to struggle through it all day lon
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...your kid a personalized education. Right? Everybody knows an individual tutor is better than one teacher in front of 30 kids. Mhmm. And so all these IEPs and what does IEPs What does IEP stand for? So the It's it's it's a plan in a public school Yeah
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...learning, and they have to be, you know, supported by different types of technology. We're also obviously looking at how AI and and and one on one tutoring can can support these initiatives. I think we're just going to see so many changes to k throug
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...learning or, commonly referred to also as flipped classroom, know, you walk into a classroom and every student is engaging with subject videography, personalized AI tooling, and then the teacher is doing small group or one on one instruction with stu
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