I feel like the roots of this movement were to make a more computer literate society, when access to technology was a larger hurdle than it is today. Kids of a

I feel like the roots of this movement were to make a more computer literate society, when access to technology was a larger hurdle than it is today. Kids of all economic classes are currently exposed to technology daily, so the aim has to shift. Can we create software that helps children learn faster than a traditional environment? Can we teach them things that are not available without technology? Slapping a kid in front of a computer to play some stupid vocabulary game might have been useful in 1990, when learning to type, use a mouse, navigate an operating system, was a useful skill. Not so much now. Can we teach them logic and problem solving skills through coding? Can we create software that makes them eager to learn and explore? Become Critical Thinkers? The physical devices are only part of the issue. The curriculum has to be targeted and useful.