The future of education should focus on teaching tools and adaptability rather than rote memorization, preparing individuals for a world where job roles are constantly evolving.

Our education system encourages people to find the single right answer, which is different from effective problem-solving.

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

Make School integrates liberal arts education with technical training to ensure students are well-rounded and competitive in the job market, addressing both theoretical and practical skills.

AI tools should be designed to enhance education, providing valuable resources to underserved communities and improving learning outcomes globally.

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

The future of software development education may shift towards understanding higher-level abstractions and problem-solving, while classical computer science education focuses on foundational concepts like assembly language and how processors work, rather than just the latest technologies.

Taste, curiosity, and open-mindedness are becoming more important than traditional skills in the future of education.

Education must shift from a skills-based approach to a lifelong learning model, recognizing that individuals will need to continuously adapt to new job requirements throughout their lives.