The best case is they walk into their kindergarten, they see a computer, they walk over, and they boot it up, because they used a computer at home. And they walk over to a calculator and they can add and subtract on it. That produces a very fast learning child, and it doesn't take anything away from the fun they have as a child or from their underlying skill sets. It's a very challenging thing for the schools because now teachers have to be retooled almost every year. It's almost like a business.
Teachers are very skilled individuals.
In fact, they could teach the students by example how to work as a team. It's a two-way street, just like I learn from my employees. Well, there're two schools of thought, I think, about what you give to your students. We should use everything to teach our students. Critics say that you shouldn't bring calculators into the classroom until students are a certain age.