Education hasn't significantly improved over the decades; large class sizes make it hard for teachers to address individual needs.

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.

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

To create a global classroom, we focus on understanding the needs of parents and students, allowing us to personalize learning experiences and empower teachers with better tools.

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

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

The failure of universities to adapt and evolve is a systemic issue that requires a significant overhaul, as they have become insulated from accountability and change.

I believe that every child should have the opportunity to attend a school of their choice, regardless of their family's financial situation or neighborhood.