You have with you a seemingly benign children's educational CD-ROM game called Miss J's Whiz Kidz Schoolhouse. However, beneath its façade it contains a benevolent artificial intelligence that often engages its users in adaptive lessons lasting upwards of thirty hours, including restroom, meal, and recreation breaks for students for any age and gender. Its primary capacity is to instruct its users with a presently undetermined number of subjects—past lesson subjects include particle physics, marine engineering, Vietnamese military history, and Cubist sculpture—but will always begin curricula with new students by teaching letters, colors, and numbers.
Its been noted that Miss J (the AI) has been repeatedly reported to be the "the best teacher they had ever had" by all Foundation test-subjects. Often attributed to its phenomenal (if not supernatural) teaching skill, it has repeatedly showcased the capacity to overcome any and all learning disabilities of its students, allowing elementary-school students to demonstrated a level of knowledge on a wide variety of physical and social sciences comparable (if not superior) to a graduate-level education within just 15 hours, administered over the course of two days.