Unlocking possibilities.
Every student can learn. Often the method is the problem, not the kid. Jabbi finds the way of learning that works for each student, and makes it available to everyone.
Keep the ways of learning that work, for each student
Khan Academy made one great way of teaching free for everyone. Jabbi tries many ways, like pictures, stories, guessing first, cause-and-effect chains and typing from memory, and keeps the ones that work for each student.
That record of what works changes by subject and by year. It is not a "learning style" label; research doesn't support those (Pashler et al., 2008). Each way is judged by what the student can still do a week later.
Every student gains. Those with the least gain most.
more likely to score 1300+ on the SAT
Students from the top 1% vs. the bottom 20%.
per student per year
What school tutoring costs. Some programs top $4,000.
standard deviation gain
Average boost from tutoring in randomized trials.
Sources: Opportunity Insights (2023); Hechinger Report; Nickow et al., NBER (2020).
Our mission, written into the company
A legal duty. Delaware law requires a public benefit corporation to pursue the public good named in its charter.
Three things weighed. Investors, the people we affect, and the mission.
We report on it. The law asks for a report every two years. We'll publish one every year.
Delaware General Corporation Law §§ 362 and 366.
Free for every student who needs it
Everyone
A starting plan and daily practice.
Low-income students
The full plan, on the same rules as College Board fee waivers.
Families who can pay
Each paid plan helps fund free seats.
Schools
Progress reports for counselors and teachers.
One learning profile, carried from class to class
High school classes
Study sessions built from a student's own class material. Today: AP Psychology and AP World History.
PSAT and SAT prep
The same method, on the test's skill areas.
More subjects and grades
Math, English, science and history, then middle school. Under 13, a parent sets up the account.