Today we’re facing a huge issue with learning. In many countries around the world, be it for economic or political issues, education is not easily accessible or even available. But even in the U.S. where education is available, it might not be within reach. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics<\/a>, the price of college tuition and fees have increased by 1413.07% since 1977. Therefore, we notice massive education gaps that prevent many people around the world from accessing high-quality education. This paired with Covid-19 disrupting the education space around the world, we begin to notice the education system\u2019s difficult transition to the distance learning model and accommodating different student learning styles. These models have been noted to lack the personal nature of in-person classrooms. This prevents many learners from receiving the one-on-one help that they need. In the end, the world was not ready for this transition.<\/p>\n\n\n\n