A survey of secondary students about future education found that they believe textbooks will be replaced by tablets and computers within 10 years due to rapidly advancing technology. While most think teachers will still be needed, respondents agreed students in the future likely won't study certain subjects like religion or citizenship. Overall, those surveyed were optimistic that education will become more technology-focused over the next decade.

1. A survey about education in the future
·The topic of the survey was “Education in the future”; the class of
second of CSE (Compulsory Secondary Education) did the survey and in
general they were very positive about education in the future. These are
some of the results:
· No one thinks that we will use books in the next decade because they
think that we will have tablets or computers, all new technology. This is
because people think that technology is still in process of development
and the world will be more technological in the future. But most people
think that we will have teachers.
·The group had very similar opinions about the first question, “Do you
think that we will go to school in the future?”, everyone says that we will
go to school in the future but they say that people won’t need to study
the same subjects in the future. This is because they think they won’t
need to study subjects like religion or citizenship.
· Overall, most people were quite positive about education in the future
and think that the world will be more technological in the next decade.