What is the strongest moral message about the importance of human teachers in the story?

The human role in education should not be completely removed by technology

The governing moral is balance: technology may support education, but it should not replace the human relationship at its centre. The story does not claim that every machine is harmful. Instead, Margie’s imagination of old schools makes readers notice the joy of learning together, direct explanation, companionship and shared classroom life. Option A is correct because it preserves useful technology while insisting that human guidance and interaction remain essential. Option B is an extreme conclusion not supported by the story. Option C is also too narrow, since learning is not limited to old books, and option D is false because home study can be useful. The message is therefore about protecting human presence, not rejecting progress.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.