To what extent is machine teaching at the child’s level useful?
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Correct answer: It helps learning but does not give social experience
Teaching at the child’s level is useful because the mechanical teacher can adjust lessons and assignments to Margie’s individual needs. This personalised arrangement may make practice more convenient and can support academic progress. However, usefulness in delivering content does not mean completeness of education. Margie still lacks classmates, conversation, cooperation, emotional encouragement, and the example of a human teacher. Option A therefore gives both the genuine benefit and the important limitation. Options B and C exaggerate the machine’s role by treating it as a total replacement, while D falsely claims that it recreates traditional schools.
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It helps learning but does not give social experience
Why is this the correct answer?
Teaching at the child’s level is useful because the mechanical teacher can adjust lessons and assignments to Margie’s individual needs. This personalised arrangement may make practice more convenient and can support academic progress. However, usefulness in delivering content does not mean completeness of education. Margie still lacks classmates, conversation, cooperation, emotional encouragement, and the example of a human teacher. Option A therefore gives both the genuine benefit and the important limitation. Options B and C exaggerate the machine’s role by treating it as a total replacement, while D falsely claims that it recreates traditional schools.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.
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