Lindsay Chrisley

if you saw some of Jackson's papers, it's because they are on technology 24-7 that they are not really required to write.

Not only that, it's not even just like the fact that they can't write.

It's that, but it's also their attention span.

It's like we're creating a crisis of attention span being shortened to

seconds and sometimes less than a minute right like that's terrifying to think about and my kids recently did um a tour at a private school and lincoln i was so impressed with lincoln after just one shadow day and he got in the car and he's telling me what he learned and he looked at us and he said the difference in the education where i am and where i was

like where he is currently going versus where he would go, he noticed it in one shadow day.

That's crazy.

And I was just like, that's insane.

Like, because they just, you have to put your phones in a box.

You can't have, you don't have Chromebooks at your fingertips at that school where in the public, and I'm not saying one's better than the other.

I'm just saying like the difference.

It's fascinating, truly.

I do not and cannot agree.

And will not get behind doing tests, multiple choice tests on a computer.

I don't want to do any tests on a computer.

I don't think any tests should be done on a computer, but all tests.

But like what is at this point?

At this point for Gen Z, Gen Alpha, Gen fucking Beta, what is the point of a test?

Because they're going to be able to Google stuff on ChatGPT, on their watches, on the computer.

Like why do we need to – AI is taking over.