CtrlEdu was built around a simple idea: we shouldn’t fear tools—we should learn to use them with purpose. The puppet imagery in the logo represents how things like technology, guns, or apps can control us when we don’t understand them.

Over 60% of teens say they’ve been emotionally impacted by cyberbullying, and nearly half of students report that tech distracts them from learning. I saw how easy it was for tech to take over— phones in class, missing social cues, cyberbullying— still no one was there to teach how to handle it responsibly. Just like a trigger without training, technology without direction can harm more than help.

The core concept of CtrlEdu is reflected in its hand-drawn, unique style. Actual people, not simply rules, are gaining real skills. We must teach the next generation to be in charge, not controlled, whether it is through AI or air rifles.

Because with the right mindset and guidance, tools become opportunities, not threats.