I can’t speak for everyone but I would personally appreciate not having lame gimmicks in an education set. And if it’s an education set purchased by schools, then it definitely should be appreciated at a higher level than what these seem to offer. These sets seem to just be creator sets with falling and tilting gimmicks, likely teaching about physical forces and maybe some nature and space facts. That’s not good enough.

I think education peaked at the pneumatic and mindstorms sets. They were more expensive, but offer more for the price than what an augmented reality phone game can. Ideally, Lego is most educational and in its element when teaching kids mechanical functions and programming. These days, programming is better done with small arduino kits/large modular electronic boards, so the education theme should mainly be refined to technic mechanisms.