Bob founded IvySchool.ai as a self-directed learning lab to explore how children can develop deep technical and creative capabilities through first-principles thinking and project-based execution.

His work focuses on rethinking early education by shifting from passive consumption to active creation, systems thinking, and applied intelligence.

Under his leadership:

• Built a learning ecosystem serving 2,000+ students, centered on hands-on development across artificial intelligence, software engineering, robotics, and entrepreneurship
• Designed 30+ interdisciplinary, project-based modules for learners aged 5–18, integrating concepts from computer science, logic, and real-world problem solving
• Developed a build-first pedagogy, where students learn by creating products, prototypes, and systems rather than following traditional curriculum structures
• Curates and hosts Tech Talks and exploratory sessions with educators, practitioners, and innovators to expose students to frontier ideas and emerging technologies
• Leads daily structured learning sessions, including “Max Time”, a reflective and execution-driven segment focused on discipline, reasoning, and independent thinking, co-hosted with his younger brother

Instead of following a traditional path, Bob Chopra chose to design his own. Through Regarde Familia School, he has been building a college-style, self-directed learning journey one that blends technology, business, creativity, and discipline into a single, integrated experience.
His work spans:

• Computer Science & Technology — Learning how systems are built, from coding and web development to hands-on projects
• Entrepreneurship — Understanding how ideas turn into products, and products into businesses
• Math & Logic — Strengthening problem-solving and structured thinking
• Languages & Communication — Developing the ability to think clearly and express ideas with precision
• Creative Exploration — Experimenting with storytelling, design, and building things from scratch
• Discipline & Mindset — Through sports, chess, and practices like yoga and philosophy
• Real-World Learning — Connecting concepts to how the world actually works, not just how it’s taught

This journey is not about ticking boxes, it’s about building the ability to think independently, create, and lead.

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