Surely more blame for dumber kids falls on the Republican push to remove actual science from textbooks, than the format in which they are delivered.
this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2026
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First generation not better, brighter, more adaptable than the prior generation. Fitting, given everything else.
Schools are meant to teach kids how to think critically, along with basic facts.
Giving them laptops doesn’t teach that part unless you go out of your way for it.
<By that fall, the Maine Learning Technology Initiative had distributed 17,000 Apple laptops to seventh graders across 243 middle schools.>
There's your problem right there, you bought computers which basically have no programs written for them.