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Thanks so much for taking the time to share your thoughts. I really appreciate the feedback.
While working on EduNouns, I've learned that talking to schools about new materials can be super tricky. There's often a ton of red tape involved with school curricula, sometimes at local government levels or even national ones. Every country has different rules, and it's honestly a huge challenge.
That's why we at EduNouns decided to focus on creating content for younger kids (ages 4-7) and aim it at parents, families, and caregivers instead of schools. We're thinking about home education, group learning, local community centers, that kind of thing. We've found that people are actively looking for stuff they can print at home and use right away to teach or play with their kids. This approach has worked best for us so far, and I think it's a great direction where we can achieve a lot more.
The main issue right now is that our material sets aren't complete - for example, we don't have the full alphabet yet. That's why this proposal focuses a lot on expanding our content, making black and white versions (easy to print), and improving our website, including SEO, so people can find us more easily.
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> I think this could be great but im concerned about the distribution/sales efforts.
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> A relatively low-effort/cost way to validate this idea would be to contact schools and have them 'sign up' or otherwise provide a testimonial that this material would solve a need for them in classrooms. It would add a lot of weight to the problem statement outlined here, and for me as a voter it would make it much easier to say yes.
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> If this work has in fact been done i think it should be part of the proposal (the tweets shown does not provide the type of validation im looking for). Thank you!
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