Another trend is in computers themselves. It is not likely that teachers will ever be replaced by machines because much of what school is has little to do with learning. Standardized testing drills rein superior to learning. Simply managing students and the curriculum defines the day, along with the bus and lunch schedules. The individualization of technology is already going on in higher education.
Students can take classes from a variety of online sources to obtain a degree in some situations.
A class like this lets students study around individual work schedules and family. Technology will allow for an increase in participation of those who can guide the development of each child. Technology will allow us more options for organizing learning and move us away from large group, age-based organization where what is taught is too basic for some students, yet too difficult for others, even though they are the same age. For the most part we currently teach in a decontextualized discipline due to the difficulty in planning thematic, interdisciplinary, integrated units. Technology will help us identify and manage interdisciplinary learning objectives that will alleviate this problem.