If I could change one thing about the US education system, it would be to ensure that every teacher is exceptional, as they are the most critical factor in student success.

Politicians should not support teachers' unions when the data shows that charter schools produce better educational outcomes for students.

We must focus on common-sense solutions to improve education and put aside party politics to truly help our children succeed.

It's unacceptable that children are forced to attend underperforming schools simply because of their ZIP code; we need to address this issue.

Empowering teachers with technology can significantly enhance their effectiveness, allowing them to reach and inspire more students than ever before.

We need to help the 98% of society who aren't natural autodidacts learn how to teach themselves effectively.

We need to optimize for merit in hiring, and universities should focus on truth and academic excellence.

If you give raises only to those who ask, it can create a culture where employees feel they must demand raises to be recognized, rather than being evaluated fairly based on performance.

Implementing a formal process for evaluating raises helps maintain fairness and ensures that all employees are assessed based on their contributions, not just their ability to ask for a raise.