Mackenzie Price

If you go to a rural school in Africa or you go to one of the most high-end private schools in Sydney, you're basically going to see the same thing, which is this teacher in front of a classroom model of education.

Kids should be learning life skills.

They should be learning the skills that are going to help them be successful, like leadership and teamwork, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, public speaking, storytelling.

Report cards and grades have become meaningless.

We have known for 50 years the science of how people learn best, that one-to-one mastery-based tutoring allows students to learn 10 times faster than students who are sitting in a traditional time-based classroom.

And what we see in our schools is that our kids are learning twice as much and they're doing it in only two hours a day.

I think it's going to be so important to be AI first in whatever it is that you do.

Kids today are so trained to become consumers.

We want to create creators and contributors, not consumers.

Using artificial intelligence to do the subject matter expertise for students is allowing us to raise human intelligence in two ways.

First of all,

Well, I am so excited to be here, and I love that question because I think there is nothing more interesting or important in our world than how we educate kids.

In fact, I believe that human potential is our greatest untapped resource, and it all starts with how we educate.

And also what's interesting about it is we all have a personal experience with education, right?

We all went to school or we've got kids or friends.

Kids, friends, you know, friends of kids that went to school.

But when you think about the way that education has been done, it really hasn't changed in a couple of hundred years.

Right.

You think about a school.

It's one teacher teaching a group of kids who are at like one.