English
impact of technology
Practice questions
Where is the subtlest control of technology in future education seen?Because of technology, what does the past become for children in the story?The comparison between machine teacher and old human teacher raises which basic question of education?In the story, technological progress is placed alongside which human loss?By making education private, which value does technology put at risk in the story?On what basis does the final criticism of technology become strongest in the story?Why can the authority of the mechanical teacher be considered different from that of a human teacher in the story?What is the deepest impact of technology on Margie's education in the story?Which limitation of technology appears when the mechanical teacher's pace does not match Margie's ability?Tommy finding the printed book strange shows what mindset of a technological society?Why does Margie become curious about the old school?Why does technology reduce joy even while giving convenience in the story?What idea is strengthened by the mechanical teacher always being at home?What does the county inspector's role prove in the technological education system?Why does Margie's dislike not show that technology is a total failure?What does the old book symbolize in a technology-dominated world?Margie's thought that old children must have had fun creates what criticism of technological education?How is technology's impact on children's friendship shown indirectly in the story?What kind of education is shown by the mechanical teacher repeatedly testing Margie in arithmetic?Why can the printed book be seen as a stable and shareable object compared with digital books in the story?