Margie's grandfather once said that there was a time when all stories were printed on paper
Margie found a very old book that Tommy had discovered in the attic of his house
The book was about an old kind of school that existed centuries ago, where a man was the teacher
In the old schools, all the kids learned the same things and helped each other with homework
Margie's mechanical teacher gave her tests in geography and calculated her marks using a punch code she had to write out
The County Inspector adjusted the geography sector of Margie's mechanical teacher to a slower pace, suitable for a ten-year-old level
Margie was disappointed that the mechanical teacher wasn'ttaken away like Tommy's teacher was once taken away for a month
Margie and Tommy discussed the differences between the old school in the book and their current mechanical teacher system
Margie's mother believed in regular learning hours for better education, so Margie had to attend the mechanical teacher every day except Saturday and Sunday
Margie longed for the old days when kids went to school together, learned the same things, and had human teachers
Margie was fascinated by the idea of the fun and camaraderie in the old schools, contrasting with her solitary learning experience with the mechanical teacher