Will schools change by 2025

Answer 1

The children will have a memory stick in their body so they will know if there in school or out.

There will be a teacher on a screen and not in the classroom and they will teach off there.

They will have a ID card that they will have to swipe to get into there classrooms they need to be in.

They will not do there work on paper or book's, they will use I Pads or computers to do there work on.

There will be more and more students in the classrooms and all the schools will get bigger.

Answer 2

It's kind of difficult to answer simply but... Schools as we know it, yes. Schools as a whole, no.Basically, the method of teaching a group of people the same thing at the same rate will phase out over time as that method of teaching only panders to a very small minority of students. Over time we will see a switch to a more hands on, learn at your own pace methodology of teaching, as technology becomes even more integrated in the fabric of education as a whole. However, that being said, we will never completely get rid of brick and mortar schools. The amount of revenue generated for both the education system as well as the federal subsidies provided for education will all but surely keep (most) schools too profitable to fail, regardless of what teaching methods they switch to in the future.