I think they have the obligation to give the "techno-illiterate" the possibility for growth beyond the diagnosed illiteracy and little else, basically the exact

I think they have the obligation to give the "techno-illiterate" the possibility for growth beyond the diagnosed illiteracy and little else, basically the exact same tools the previous generation had until it got the understanding. Don't buy an iPad for your kid. It will just get dusty because it already has a phone, which can do the exact same things. Some people think computers are too complicated for kids. I think they themselves could use an outline instead.