 everybody in the country is going to get a chance to see the finished product, and if they have problems with it, then you say, hey, I suggest you change these things. You fine-tune that thing fairly well, and then you let everybody in the country use it, and it's visible to everybody, including the parents, and the parents can actually understand the homework that their kids are actually getting. That's Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma State School Superintendent, former U.S. history teacher. Ryan, thanks very much. You're listening to the best of the Lars Larson Show.