:: adds vibe coding on list of things to-learn today ::

A helpful bell+whistle on my keyboard that has def made my life easier. And love this ad!

The most expensive thing you’ll ever pay for is not what you think:

‘Everybody talks about EdTech, but it’s only part of the solution. Motivation plays a far more important role’ Alpha is an incredible model with guides that provide each individual student with personalized motivational and emotional support. This is the Future of

My 15-year-old student just launched a Substack to help students with public speaking anxiety prepare for Model UN—just like he recently did in NYC. He once stood in a crowded committee room, overwhelmed and doubting himself. Then he realized: Anxiety isn’t about work, it’s

Just landed a gig to be the human supplement to a kid's AI tutor. Apparently my role is to provide "mentorship and structure" while the algorithm handles the actual teaching. This is what they mean by humans and AI working together - I'm basically the organic garnish on a

Was inevitable

An Austin, Texas, school added AI tutors for students for just two hours daily and shot to the top 2% nationwide. Estonia & China are also implementing AI integration in schools. Traditional education is dead.

My kids go to this school. All the academics are done by AI apps + motivational coaches, rest of the day is “life skills.” Checked their data this morning. They’re learning way faster than they were in public school. Six-year-old pacing to end the year two grades ahead.

My 15-year-old student used AI to turn a jumble of physics feedback into a clear, step-by-step checklist—and ended up scoring his highest grade yet. He now uses AI to prep for Model UN, balancing school and international tennis tournaments like a pro. 🎾📚🤖 What AI-powered

“The first time, I sounded like an amateur TED Talk. But I kept practicing.” What if public speaking could be trained like a sport? There’s something powerful about watching a 15-year-old use AI not to shortcut learning—but to shape his voice.

Students at Alpha are learning 2x–5x faster than the national average — in just 2 hours a day. AI + mastery + motivation = the future of education.

Just a wee blackout over the… entire Iberian peninsula

Walking is nature's antidepressant

33% of 8th graders in the United States can’t read at a basic level. 40% of 8th graders in the United States can’t do math at a basic level. What does that mean? That means they can’t answer questions like these: