It is not merely enough to know the rules of writing a business letter or do a mathematical calculation, it is also about knowing where to press the Enter key on the keyboard. Technology's pace is often characterized by a very highly organized and an intense working environment. Today's student proficiency is one of the key factors for measuring the success of schools. Technological school reform is working towards this goal. The problem is that student proficiency is a relative term and the measure of this proficiency changes over time.
Egyptian technology is considered crude by today's standards.
Our present day technology will seem crude in comparison to future societal demands. We can say that using computers makes learning easier if we judge it relative to today's standards and requirements. The main concern, expressed by some, says that computer usage puts additional demands on our students and on the educational system as a whole. Effective technology projects can even cause temporary setbacks and make lower math and language scores in the short run. For example, consider the case of an accountant who has not yet taken advantage of the computer as a tool.