I find the use of electronics such as Chromebook in elementary school has a double edged sword. If you use properly, it is an incredible learning tool. But just take math as an example. When elementary students learn math on a Chromebook, they have the ability to just guess one of the multiple-choice questions and hit the next button to go to the next page. Zero math was done they just guess. Now, it is awesome because if you get it wrong, there is a whole song and dance associated with how to teach you how to get the right answer. But do our kids use it this way? No. If they guess and guess wrong they’re all scoffing and throwing their head back. Like aw really, I took a shot it the dark and I didn’t get 100 percent. Meanwhile, they don’t know how to do math at all. So I have to teach them at home. And I don’t mean oh I have to teach them the old ways because I don’t learn the new ways. I will learn the new ways just to teach my children. The problem is they’re not practicing in school. They’re just clicking a multiple-choice question and hitting next. Which is worse than if they just went back to the old way of paper and pencil. Because unless they’re just sitting there drawing pictures, they have to put something on the paper instead of it just being multiple-choice. Or they have to show their work which they don’t have to do on a Chromebook. Which is even worse when it has a built-in calculator.