Quality education is a universal good and engine that brings value to economies. Quality education lifts people out of poverty, reduces social problems, and generally improves both standards of living and sustainable economics in all parts of the world.

Unfortunately, the current education system is broken. The gap in access to quality education is widening between both rich and poor countries as well as within those countries between classes. Even for privileged individuals in rich countries, education systems are archaic, inefficient and ineffective.

“not much has changed about school. And not just in the West. Whether you’re at Horace Mann or from a slum in Mumbai, “school” looks something like 20–30 same-age students seated in fixed rows receiving standardized information from a teacher in a classroom. When people talk about “hating school,” this tends to be the image etched underneath their eyelids.”

“If the consensus of learning science could be summed up in a sentence, it would be that “a teacher in front of a classroom” is one of the least effective ways to teach kids anything.”

-Class Dismissed - Colossus

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The world needs a paradigm shift in the way people learn; structures where there is tangible value generated from the learning process which is tailored to the students’ strengths; therefore, accelerating the learning, and removing the inefficiencies.