Every parent MUST listen to this. If kids can learn in 2 hours a day, test in the top 1%, and spend the rest of their time building skills they actually enjoy—then the question isn’t if school will change, but when. The current model was built for factories, not futures. Seat

People forget: until 1980, schools didn’t even teach that an asteroid killed the dinosaurs - the theory wasn't put forward. Now we’re planning Mars colonies to make sure we’re not next. The pace of progress is wild.

Homeschooling is rising—because parents aren’t asleep anymore. They see schools teaching kids what to think, not how to think. They see “future skills” missing while classrooms argue over politics. They see a system built to keep kids compliant, not free. The world is

I would say more like 5 years from now

Love that everyone is talking about Alpha right now because it brings education front in center for many parents right now. It’s about time the education system is shaken up and Alpha is just the beginning. 🚀

Parents really be posting on FB “and just like that [insert child’s name] is a senior. one more year until she’s college bound. 😭” are parents still sending their kids to college?!?!

In order to survive, an ideology that fails to reproduce itself must necessarily infect the minds of the children of those who do reproduce. That’s why they push so hard to control education. It is a vampire cult.

There's an enormous crisis looming for US colleges.

education in america has changed significantly and its only going to get worse. a public school teacher in Ohio just posted this: "This morning, a 7-year-old told me I was useless. No smirk, no sass — just a flat little voice: “You don’t even know how to do TikTok. My mom says

One unexpected thing I’ve learned about education is that kids don’t actually need to be “taught” as much as we think—they need space to stay curious. The system convinces us learning only happens through lectures, tests, and grades, but real growth shows up when kids explore

Something I didn’t expect about homeschooling my kids: I’ve learned I had more unlearning to do than they did. The school system trained me to think in rigid grade levels, schedules, and “shoulds.” But once I let go, I saw how fast kids can advance when they’re not boxed in by

why is everyone up in arms about freedom of speech in the UK when freedom of speech is an american thing and not a fundamental right in the UK? the constitution of the US applies only to the US which is what makes the USA the USA.

One unexpected insight: when I talk to other Gen Alpha parents, many seem strangely indifferent about the future their kids are walking into. AI, debt, shifting jobs—it’s like they don’t want to look too closely. But pretending tomorrow will look like yesterday won’t help our

Unexpected insight after 3+ years of homeschooling: my kids’ high school won’t look anything like their peers’. No repeating the same topics year after year. Instead—building apps, creating content, mastering AI tools, and launching businesses before they’re 18.

Homework is the biggest scam in education. What exactly is it preparing kids for—busywork jobs where the boss sends you home with extra tasks every night? If teachers can’t teach it during school hours, why assign it at home? The truth is, homework isn’t about learning—it’s about

only going to get worse in the coming years unless parents really help change the trajectory of their kids’ future

As a mother of 2 daughters, I am livid about what happened to Iryna in my home country. And it’s not just her—it's every single life lost to senseless violence. The fact that there’s no real punishment for these crimes makes me furious. How can society function without

I would never end a friendship over political differences, but I WILL end a friendship over celebrating an assassination due to political differences.

The sheer amount of teachers celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination should make every parent in America consider homeschooling their children.

The left says boys are being brainwashed by the manosphere. The right says boys are being brainwashed into femininity. Maybe the real problem is parents outsourcing the job of raising boys to the internet.