Thanks for posting this. I don’t have a family, but was thinking about this today and expecting the experience to go along these lines. Thinking back you my ch

Thanks for posting this. I don’t have a family, but was thinking about this today and expecting the experience to go along these lines. Thinking back you my childhood, my parents weren’t really involved in my education at all. I doubt they ever knew what classes I was taking. They never asked anything about my schooling at all. I was a pretty mediocre student as a result. Considering I eventually figured out how to learn on my own and do quite well in tech, I suspect I could’ve been a much better student. So if I were to have a family of my own, I’d like to be much more heavily involved in their education than my parents were in mine. Agile/Scrum, for all its faults, can at least guarantee some level of transparency, accountability, and adaptability. If nothing else, it could train kids how to work at a tech company.