Education is hard to disrupt or change because it is labor intensive. I really don't see any way to substitute technology or other capital improvements for skil

Education is hard to disrupt or change because it is labor intensive. I really don't see any way to substitute technology or other capital improvements for skilled labor there. Nor do I think you can easily disentangle parenting and culture from education. Kids from educated households can endure really awful teachers for large proportions of their primary and secondary education, and go on to do fairly well. Kids from worse-off households have a much harder time. Here it might be well for you to say how you wish to shape people. To be solid citizens? Great coders? High earners?