The wrong pace of the Geography sector points to which danger of technology?
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Correct answer: Wrong technical setting can harm learning
The governing concept is that a technological system can become harmful when it is poorly adjusted to a learner’s needs. Margie’s geography sector is set at a level or pace that does not suit her, so she performs badly and becomes discouraged. The problem is not simply that technology exists; it is that the machine’s settings fail to respond sensitively to the individual learner. Option D is correct because it states this danger precisely. Option A makes an absolute claim contradicted by Margie’s frustration. B is unrelated, and C is too broad: the episode shows the need for human oversight, not that every human teacher is unnecessary.
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Wrong technical setting can harm learning
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is that a technological system can become harmful when it is poorly adjusted to a learner’s needs. Margie’s geography sector is set at a level or pace that does not suit her, so she performs badly and becomes discouraged. The problem is not simply that technology exists; it is that the machine’s settings fail to respond sensitively to the individual learner. Option D is correct because it states this danger precisely. Option A makes an absolute claim contradicted by Margie’s frustration. B is unrelated, and C is too broad: the episode shows the need for human oversight, not that every human teacher is unnecessary.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: impact of technology.
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