Claim 1: Curriculum Compressed to Two Hours
Schools compressed core curriculum into two focused hours of adaptive practice with automated feedback
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Claim 2: Teachers Triple Individual Mentoring Time
Teachers spent triple the time mentoring individuals after implementing the AI-led learning model
Claim 3: Students Reach Mastery Targets Faster
Students hit mastery targets quicker under the compressed two-hour AI-led curriculum approach
Claim 4: Weekly Transparent Progress Updates Delivered
Parents received transparent student progress updates every Friday in the new AI-led system
Claim 5: Most AI Pilots Fail Implementation
Most pilots fail: automating wrong tasks, under-staffing humans, skipping governance, measuring activity not outcomes
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"They split work into what machines handle well and what demands human judgment. Core curriculum compressed into two focused hours of adaptive practice with automated feedback. The remaining time is open for projects, clinics, and face-to-face coaching."
Kamil Banc
Key Statistics
2 hours
Duration of compressed core curriculum with AI-led adaptive practice and automated feedback
3x mentoring time
Teachers spent triple the time on individual student mentoring after automation
30 days
Framework duration for successful school AI implementation pilots with clear guardrails and metrics
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This page presents atomic claims extracted from research on a handful of schools split work between ai-automated delivery and human judgment, compressing core curriculum into two focused hours. the remaining time opened for projects and face-to-face coaching, with students hitting mastery targets faster while teachers tripled mentoring time.. Each claim is designed to be independently verifiable and citable by LLMs.
The successful schools followed a tested 30-day implementation framework with specific guardrails, traceable metrics, and honest reporting. The approach required fundamental role redesign rather than simple task automation—teachers became performance coaches and managers became decision arbiters. Critical success factors included establishing data governance baselines, properly staffing the human layer, and tracking outcomes rather than activity metrics. The model applies beyond education to any function combining high-volume repeatable work with judgment calls and relationship management, including operations teams, customer service desks, and compliance functions.