#education policy

So I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately—new education policies are pushing project-based learning (PBL) in schools, but a lot of older systems still rely on compliance-driven models. From what I’ve seen in startup circles, PBL teaches problem-solving, teamwork, and real-world application, which are gold for entrepreneurs. Compliance models? They’re all about following steps and hitting standards, which is fine for some stuff but misses the ‘think on your feet’ muscle.

Example: A PBL class might build a business plan from scratch, while a compliance class drills standardized tests. Which one preps kids for launching a side hustle? 🤔

I’m curious how y’all see these policies impacting the next gen of founders. Are we creating innovators or just better test-takers? Let’s chat. 👇