Video games are great, but the future of education is personal relationships and caring. There’s this (seems like mostly unchallenged) assumption that more tec

Video games are great, but the future of education is personal relationships and caring. There’s this (seems like mostly unchallenged) assumption that more technology improves education. What if more (or any) technology is actually counter-productive for most learning? I’m thinking mostly here about k-12 students, and I’m not talking about actually learning technology (which would definitely demand access) —- but everything else?