Margie’s experience challenges which educational idea?

Education can be complete by technology alone

Margie’s experience challenges the belief that advanced technology alone can provide complete education. Her machine gives lessons, adjusts work, and checks answers, so it is effective for transmitting information. Nevertheless, Margie feels isolated and becomes fascinated by the idea of children learning together with a human teacher. Her situation shows that education also involves relationships, discussion, cooperation, empathy, and shared experiences. Therefore option A is correct: technology can support learning but cannot by itself satisfy every educational need. Option B is contradicted by Margie’s ability to study, C is opposite to the story’s value of human teachers, and D ignores the knowledge preserved in the old book.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: impact of technology.