English
the importance of human teachers
Practice questions
How could the presence of a human teacher in old schools increase children's confidence?The fixed structure of the mechanical teacher brings out which creative role of human teachers?Why is the conversation between Margie and Tommy important for understanding the value of human teachers?Which is the best critical conclusion about the role of human teachers in the story?What contrast is highlighted by Margie's distance from her machine and desire for old schools?Why does asking questions become more meaningful in the presence of a human teacher?Margie's attraction toward old schools proves which lasting relevance of human teachers?How is the role of human teachers connected with children's collective identity in the story?Remembering human teachers in the story brings forward which broader aim of education?If the main question is human teacher versus machine teacher, which is the strongest argument for human teachers?In the story, the importance of human teachers is shown most strongly through which absence?What does Margie's irritation with the mechanical teacher mainly show?Why does Margie's attraction toward old schools increase the importance of human teachers?Why can the mechanical teacher not replace a human teacher despite its regularity?Which comparison gives the deepest hint about the importance of human teachers in the story?What does Margie's thought that children in the past must have enjoyed learning prove?The mechanical teacher's rigid behaviour highlights which quality of a human teacher?Why would a human teacher be more useful in Margie's problem of low marks?Which idea in the story shows that education is not just giving information?Why does Tommy's description of old teachers become so interesting for Margie?