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How did Margie describe schools in her time compared to the 'virtual classroom' in the story?
How did Margie describe schools in her time compared to the 'virtual classroom' in the story?
- The virtual classroom was more engaging and educational than schools in her time.
- Schools in her time were completely different from the virtual classroom.
- The virtual classroom lacked the personal touch that schools in her time had.
- Schools in her time were more fun and interactive than the virtual classroom. (correct)
How did internet and technology impact the lives of Margie and Tommy in 'The Fun They Had'?
How did internet and technology impact the lives of Margie and Tommy in 'The Fun They Had'?
- Internet and technology isolated Margie and Tommy from traditional learning methods.
- Margie and Tommy found internet and technology to be unnecessary in their education.
- Margie and Tommy were fascinated by the internet and technology, leading them to explore new ways of learning. (correct)
- Internet and technology made learning more challenging for Margie and Tommy.
In what way did the 'virtual classroom' in 'The Fun They Had' portray a futuristic setting?
In what way did the 'virtual classroom' in 'The Fun They Had' portray a futuristic setting?
- It depicted a world where physical schools were completely replaced by virtual learning spaces. (correct)
- The virtual classroom replicated the exact environment of traditional schools.
- 'The Fun They Had' did not provide enough detail to understand the futuristic setting of the virtual classroom.
- The virtual classroom was limited in its technological advancements compared to real-life classrooms.
What characteristics of old schools interested Margie and Tommy the most in 'The Fun They Had'?
What characteristics of old schools interested Margie and Tommy the most in 'The Fun They Had'?
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Study Notes
Comparison of Schools
- Margie described schools in her time as physical locations where students attended classes, unlike the 'virtual classroom.'
- The 'virtual classroom' featured advanced technology that allowed learning to occur online, presenting a stark contrast to traditional classrooms.
Impact of Internet and Technology
- Internet and technology facilitated remote learning, making education more accessible for Margie and Tommy.
- Technology created a sense of isolation since students learned individually rather than interacting in a classroom environment.
Futuristic Setting of the 'Virtual Classroom'
- The 'virtual classroom' represented a high-tech learning environment with automated teaching and customized learning programs.
- It emphasized personalized education through machines, illustrating advancements that seemed utopian compared to Margie's experiences.
Characteristics of Old Schools
- Margie and Tommy were intrigued by the idea of human teachers, who were capable of interacting and engaging with students directly.
- They found the social aspects of old schools, such as having classmates and learning together, to be appealing compared to their solitary experiences.
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