Discover how families are transforming education with Emma
We got our evenings back, and our relationship with our children.
When Maria Martinez's nursing shift ended at 7pm, she knew what awaited her at home in Adelaide's western suburbs: another night of tears, frustration, and homework battles that would stretch past 10pm.
James Zhang
Adelaide, SA
""Homework doesn't need to end in tears anymore""
Every evening around 5:30pm in the Patel home in Melbourne's southeastern suburb of Narre Warren, the same ritual would unfold: 12-year-old Aisha would pull out her mathematics homework, stare at it for approximately thirty seconds, and then begin to cry.
Maya Charlie
Melbourne Victoria
""I was skeptical – until I saw the results in my students""
When Jennifer Thornton first noticed several of her Year 7 students mentioning an "AI tutor" during mathematics class, her initial reaction was concern bordering on alarm.
James Zhang
Melbourne Victoria
""Finally, an education that moves at our son's pace--not the classroom's""
The 10-year-old from Sydney's Marrickville was coasting through Year 5 with minimal effort, finishing his classwork quickly and then, bored and understimulated, disrupting his classmates.
Anderson Green
Sydney, NSW