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Critics of the use of computers in education often argue , somewhat obviously , that computers do n't make better teachers . Elton made better albums over time , at least the first ten years anyway . While I have rarely agreed with you in the past waterfowl I had found you made better arguments with better reasoning than you have in this thread generally and in particular regarding the quoted assumption and your subsequent defence of it . This is so because teacher accountability policies make the logical , but narrow , assumption that the best way to make better schools is to make better teachers . One is that the hominins were choosing the raw materials that made better tools because these were easier to shape or held a sharper edge . Such an environment , I suggest , has made financial systems more vulnerable to the development of financial crises such as those experienced in recent years . Because quality varies so much , some bright college graduates without training would make better teachers than many graduates of inferior education schools . Moreover , the book and tutor notes also help make better teachers of translation .