@rubergly handled the drilling comment well, so I'll just quickly add: 1) We do want kids to learn lessons at home so that teachers are freed up to do more pro

@rubergly handled the drilling comment well, so I'll just quickly add: 1) We do want kids to learn lessons at home so that teachers are freed up to do more project-based learning and...well...teaching (instead of lecturing). This doesn't mean the world falls apart if kids aren't watching videos at home. As @rubergly says, computers in the classroom allow for individualized instruction and solid data, which humanizes the kids' experience by helping teachers address individual needs. 2) On the school front -- there are lots of ideas floating around when thinking about the future, but I can assure you that our primary focus is exactly what it says on the website: "providing a free world-class education to anyone anywhere."