Joe Liemandt

And this is what I want to achieve.

Then from that, you're like, okay, the system can tell you, you need to do this much.

Actually, last year, one of the changes we're making for the year coming up is we do, okay, you finished a lesson.

And one of the problems is lessons are different lengths.

You have a 25-minute Pomodoro and, okay, I have two 15-minute lessons.

What's a Pomodoro?

Pomodoro is a 25-minute segment that the kids do for each subject.

So they're going to do math, science, language, reading.

Actually, you can do whatever order.

It's 25 minutes.

You basically go into the app in the morning during the two-hour session and you're like, okay, I'm going to spend 25 minutes in that.

And then the system is going to give you the lessons.

And you're going to be like, okay, here's the lessons I'm going to do.

And I'm going to do them to mastery.

So I'm going to do them to the highest standard possible.

And then I have rings that close that say, you did it.

Yeah, it's just, literally, it's just like the watch.

And it's just like the Apple Watch, where it's going to be like, you did it at the high accuracy.

If you're doing it with low accuracy, you're not learning.

You're just guessing and you're screwing around.