Basically, education has not changed much over the past 50 years. The curriculums for the basic classes (English, science, history, and math) are pretty much the same as they were – grammar is grammar, biology is biology, algebra is algebra, and history is history. (Although with history, it changes pretty much every day.) However, the tools used in education have changed dramatically. Pens, papers, books, and even trips to the library are competing with the computer and the internet. Teachers and students are using much more advanced technology for study, research, learning, and communicating back and forth with each other.
