Our in house team of academics do have to write a lot of content.

So this is something that happens when you create adaptive programs

is that instead of writing, you know, 400 SAT questions for students to do,

you need about 6,000. I'm going producer of the show.

Normally you'd hear Chris introduce the episode and I might chime in with the timely quip, but the world has changed in the last couple of weeks. We're in the middle of a global pandemic and at least here in Los Angeles,

everyone is self isolating and working from home, including us here at the future.

Now I hope you are staying safe, healthy, and as sane as

you possibly can be during these strange and scary times. Thank God for

podcast, right? Today's guest is the CEO of everyday,

an education company aiming to provide affordable, fun,

and personalized learning to each and every student.

As a former architect, MIT grad and self-proclaimed systems thinker,

she and her team are leading the race to create the world's

smartest digital tutor,

and to bring families all over the world the custom-tailored education that they're looking for.

If you're a fan of what we do here at the future and our mission to change education,

then you do not want to miss this episode.

Please enjoy a conversation with Christine Utrum.

So the way I think about it is that we know a lot about teaching in classrooms and teaching face to face.

You know, we have kind of hundreds of years of experience in this.

And teachers know how to motivate students and they read the room and they adapt their

lessons based on what's happening and also

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