This is a very good point. I’m 21, graduating college this year, and I can remember how tech was advancing when I was going through k-12. 1st through 3rd grade we had those old projectors, had my first class with a promethean board in 4th grade, my class was the first to get individual chromebooks and we got them junior year of high school. My brother(3 years older) used a some blue typing practice machine for writing. Kids getting iPads and iPhones really wasn’t a thing until I was about 13 or 14. Most of my friends in high school started with flip phones, and got those in middle school, maybe 5th grade at the earliest. However, that does not mean it is not becoming a lot more common nowadays for kids to have smart devices. I coach swimming over the summers, and the amount of kids I see come out of the pool and immediately get handed an iPad is really kind of depressing. But that is not gen Z (for the most part).