> But Peruvians’ test scores remain dismal. and.. > Part of the problem is that students learn faster than many of their teachers Interesting. Seems that it'

> But Peruvians’ test scores remain dismal. and.. > Part of the problem is that students learn faster than many of their teachers Interesting. Seems that it's not that the laptops aren't teaching the children anything, but that they aren't being tested on the things they are learning. Well, it's no surprise that the laptops didn't turn out to be silver bullets for education, of course they are just another educational material that requires support in how the teachers use them. The government needs to invest in teacher training, clearly, which I guess is what the article is getting at.