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This video comes recommended by parents and HSe4Metrics volunteers.
Four key points in 1 minute, 50 seconds followed by 18 seconds pertaining to parents
Parents and guardians have the power to influence these three outcomes:
50% of U.S. K-12 students sink to the bottom of NAEP. The HSe4metrics social media app is a societal innovation, that stands to divert this massive 50% to higher NAEP levels, unlocking a surge in cap rate, thus driving a human-capital goldrush for the United States.
NAEP’s top 10% represents exceptional potential. However, without the HSe4Metrics social media app, even young people in this group miss much of their K-12 (and lifetime) potential.
The students between the bottom 50% and the top 10% form an enormous “in-between” group. With access to the HSe4Metrics app from early childhood through K-12, they have the potential to perform significantly higher, becoming competition for the top 10%.
A powerful NEW source of human capital in the U.S.: Unlock the education and wealth divide!
Today’s educational divide mirrors with the NAEP split: 50% of students meet proficiency standards in reading, writing, and math; the other 50% does not. This divide begins early—In effect, half of the nation’s toddlers are born to graduate from K-12 unable to read, write, or do math.
THE UGLY TRUTH: Bureaucratic programs will not change this. (None ever have.)
HOWEVER, A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ENTITY SUCH AS THE U.S. DEPT OF EDUCATION OR THE U.S. DEPT OF LABOR CAN EMBRACE THE HS4METRICS SOCIAL MEDIA APP BY EITHER FUNDING IT OR PARTNERING WITH IT. THE APP COULD THUS BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE K-12 NATION!
To test the app it must be implemented.
Empowering the nation’s bottom 50% of young people can spark a human capital gold rush for the United States—yielding benefits that far outweigh the cost of the app.
The app should be introduced during the earliest stages of a child's development.
The HSe demographic begins at the moment of a child’s birth.
- A child’s foundational learning (such as infants absorbing their native language) starts long before NAEP assessments come into the picture.
- Parental involvement with the HSe4Metrics web app can begin even before the birth of a child.
Little nuggets of wisdom for parents to have in mind:
Young people who struggle with math and reading in middle school will face challenges in being prepared for high school-level math and reading.
- If a student is at-risk and struggling in the eighth grade in math and reading, that student was likely struggling in the seventh.
Invest in the app today, reap tomorrow.
Completely Independent of public and private Schools
- The HSe4Metrics social media app is not a school and does not compete with educational institutions.
The U.S. already offers a wide range of diverse public and private school options, including the U.S. public K-12 education system, which is arguably the best in the world.
As mentioned, the app aims to extend its benefits to the youngest children as well.
With widespread parental involvement including active roles in the app’s management, the HSe4Metrics social media app platform aims to independently leverage national K-12 outcomes, regardless of the type of schools students attend.
The app will focus on leveraging the individual performance of K-12 students in a detailed, granular way.
Societal innovation and K-12-student performance
The free-access HSe4Metrics web app offers a path for a more powerful K-12 performance for every young person, with the promise of more-judicious K-12 outcomes for all.
The plight of struggling students—the “have-nots”—spending years in classrooms alongside those far better prepared is a harsh reality. However, through measurable outcomes, the HSe4Metrics social media web app will raise the competitive level of all students, including those who have long been overlooked.