Most anyone would agree that every child is unique, so why do we expect them all to learn the same things the same way?

A lot of kids get bored at school! What if school wasn’t boring though? What if what they learned could be personalized to their interests, while keeping the underlying concepts the same?

Here is a typical math problem for a third grader:

“There are three school buses taking students on a field trip. If each bus holds 12 students, how many total students are going on the trip?”

Boooooring!
Now imagine your child likes basketball, or maybe unicorns. What if you took the same problem and re-wrote it as:

“There are 4 teams left in the NBA playoffs. Each team has 12 players, how many players are left in the playoffs in total?”

“There are 3 different magical forests in the world. Each magical forest has 12 unicorns, how many unicorns are there in total?”

Wouldn’t your child find the same question so much more interesting if the questions and topics were about things they already love? And this is just the beginning, the entire curriculum could be personalized to them based on their strengths, weaknesses and individual learning style.