text: Every county in the country is not as rich as Generic_City. Approximately 54% of students studying in the US, don't have access to technology every day. Growing up in the richest county in the United States, I have seen first hand what technology has done to the education system. In areas of the nation where people can barely afford to have three meals a day and a roof over their head, how can we expect them to buy these expensive technologies? For them, just getting an education is an accomplishment. Those areas can't pay teachers and pay for technologies for students to use. Most of these new developments need connection in order to be effective. So with the addition of computers and other devices for video calls or online classrooms, comes the need for proper wifi and service. People in these impoverished areas are not going to prioritize fancy education over their general well being. In Generic_City, around 12,000 dollars is spent on each student, while other parts of the country barely get 2000 dollars. It is simply unfeasible to have new technologies put in place all over the country.