The question of whether or not educational technology can replace teachers is a complex one that requires careful consideration.

On one hand, it is glaring that technology has greatly improved in recent years, with advancements in artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other cutting-edge tools that have the potential to automate the way students learn.

In fact, educational technology has provided schools with tools such as school management software that can provide personalised experiences for schools and help in identifying individual student strengths and weaknesses. It is also true that technology provides access to educational resources that might not otherwise be available, particularly in remote or underprivileged areas.‍

However, it’s important to remember that technology is not the cure for all of education’s problems, especially in African K-12 Schools. While it can certainly reduce the use of traditional teaching methods, there are aspects of teaching that simply cannot be replicated by a machine.

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Well yeah cause most employers are not willing to pay salary so they will switch to AI which is some kind of free labour