Most parents would remember studying for homework or exams by going over mountains of textbooks. However, many parents believe that digital technologies are driving this method of teaching to obsolescence.
A study conducted with The Harris Poll has interviewed 11,000 adults around the world, including roughly 1,000 adults in the UK. It was found that 59% of UK adults believe printed textbooks will no longer be used by 2025.
Another interesting finding is that 68% believe that class attendance will be virtual rather than going to a physical classroom.
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