Thoughts on kids, creativity, code, and AI.
My son sits the PSLE in 20 days, alongside 40,000 other kids across Singapore. Some honest thoughts on grades, pressure, and what actually matters when the results come back.
A new survey finds seven in ten American teens now use AI for schoolwork, with almost no guidance on how. The real question isn't whether kids use AI. It's whether we teach them to harness it, or let it lead them instead.
Singapore's top university is requiring all 7,700 incoming freshmen to complete an AI module in their first two weeks. Here's what that signals — and why starting at 10 is the real advantage.
I'm a GEP alumna, a PSLE parent, and the co-founder of an AI education programme. Here's what Singapore schools do brilliantly — and the one capability they almost entirely don't build.
Three founders who raised venture capital before turning 20 — some before turning 16. What their stories have in common, and what it means for your child.
Nine days, every enrichment centre competing for your child's time. Here's a practical framework for choosing what's actually worth it — and what to look for before you book.
No prior coding needed? Is it safe? Is three days really enough? We answer the five questions Singapore parents ask us most — as honestly as we can.
Every week, a new enrichment centre adds "AI" to its programme name. Some mean it. Many don't. Here's how to tell the difference — and what actually builds lasting skills in your child.
In 2012, a 7-year-old named Zora Ball became the youngest person to build a full mobile video game. More than a decade later, her story is more relevant than ever — and it has a lot to teach us about how we raise builders.
Vibe coding is the most significant shift in how software gets built since the internet itself. Here's what it means for your child — and what they could build this September holiday.