I think schools are failing children by not addressing individual learning needs, especially in large classrooms.

The traditional education system often overlooks why some students fail, assuming it's the students' fault rather than the school's approach.

Motivation is key in education; if a child is motivated, they will engage with learning, but many feel lost in large classes.

Students are still interacting with traditional educational materials rather than engaging in AI-enabled learning environments that offer personalized experiences.

The education system is broken; it focuses on getting the right answer straight away instead of learning from failure.

Despite the advancements in AI, there remains a significant need for human teachers to deliver curriculum and lessons, as AI is not yet capable of fully replacing them.

The university system is outdated, and the model of a four-year degree is no longer relevant in a rapidly changing world where skills need to be continuously updated.

We faced a significant challenge with distribution, as it's tough to get parents and teachers to adopt new technology, often requiring a one-on-one approach without any scale or leverage.

The way we educate mathematics often fails to accommodate different learning styles, leading many to abandon the subject before finding their unique approach.