In 1800, schools trained kids to be mindless factory workers. 225 years later, your child still wastes 6 hours being told to sit still. But one school system just scored in the top 1% studying 2 hours a day. Here's what today's education system doesn't want you to know:

I still cannot believe that I can: - look at a world map and tap anywhere to zoom in at street level - instantly access any song, book, movie, tv show, or podcast ever made - have any conceivable question and get an immediate answer or video explanation - take a photo or video wherever I am and add it to my massive, searchable, always accessible personal archive - video call anyone in my life, at anytime, no matter where they are - watch live sports on a little wireless glass rectangle - type out these thoughts and have them read by thousands of people, all over the world, a few seconds later

How are you nerds not talking about how the beatles won best song this year at the grammys using AI? John lennon had an unfinished song that he recorded before he died. They finished the lyrics and used AI to have John sing the final lyrics. Amazing.

Whatever you need… make an app for that. Now on your phone. For everyone. Free.

Now more than ever, we must shift our assessment practices and the way we approach assessing students! @ajjuliani

Humanoid robots and drones will both be absolutely everywhere 10-20 years from now. Delivery drones flying overhead, robot janitors, baristas, grocery store employees guiding you to the right aisle, and (eventually) housekeepers—will all seem as normal as smartphones do today.