What comment does the importance of human teachers make on future education in the story?

Correct answer: Future education needs human relationships along with technology

The governing idea is that technology can support education but cannot replace every human purpose of teaching. In the story, the mechanical teacher supplies lessons, assigns tests, and checks answers efficiently, yet Margie lacks conversation, companionship, encouragement, and a teacher who understands her responses. The old schools remind her that learning can be social, emotional, and enjoyable. Therefore, option B is correct: future education should combine useful technology with human relationships. Option A exaggerates the power of machines, while C and D are unrelated claims not supported by the narrative. The story is a balanced warning, not a rejection of all technology.