Outstanding pedagogues that quitted from school because of different discipline and violence problems will return to the pedagogic activity - delivering outstanding lectures, taking part in preparation of excellent courseware, participating in development and appreciation of new teaching methods. Outstanding lecturers will reach every village, education everywhere will be at the same level as at the affluent suburbs. Radical, yet realistic in his approach, Dr. Bennett lays out the problems that are present in American education. Till now computers in schools, both in America and elsewhere have been completely ineffectual. Computers if used properly can satisfy the inborn desire of child, and actually of human beings at any age, to learn, to acquire new knowledge and new experience.
Individualized instruction is the key to success of every student.
While some may fear that computerized education would create unfeeling automatons, Dr. Bennett dismisses this fear. Pedagogues will remain and provide the human element to ensure that rich extracurricular activities develop the whole person, not just the intellectual side. Dr. Bennett's book should be considered as pointing to the right and inevitable direction of human progress, which may, in a long run provide jobs and prosperity for mankind. Rejection or delay in computerization of the whole educational process will not only increase the already large number of unemployed but will also lead to poverty and social unrest. Educators at all levels should remember that their ultimate goal is to prepare people for productive jobs, that will enable them to live with dignity at a suitable level.