Margie's dissatisfaction with learning despite technology proves what?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Better technological tools do not always create a better learning experience

Margie has a personal mechanical teacher and the convenience of studying at home, yet she is unhappy with her learning. After reading Tommy's old book, she imagines children going to school together and being taught by a human teacher. This shows that advanced technology may provide convenience but does not always provide companionship, shared learning, or human interaction. Option D is wrong because the story does not present old schools as completely free from limitations. Exam tip: connect Margie's dissatisfaction with isolation, not merely with a faulty machine.