The majority of technological changes have helped to improve education in the lives of students. But it also harms a small number of students who don't have access to WiFi or internet at home. They would therefore not be able to do their homework and could be penalized for it. Students can now work together on assignments and larger projects without having to meet in the library after school (M. Lynch, 2014). This greatly benefits students. They don't have to worry about getting to a library or somewhere with a computer before the place closes. They can also share things with each other when one of them is sick or just absent from school in general. According to Matthew Lynch (2014), students can access research in ways not possible when their parents were at school. Today, many students can access the Internet and do research. When their parents were at school and needed access to research, they would go to the library and look at encyclopedias. Online learning has found its way into primary schools (M. Lynch, 2014). This can prepare them for future classes they may potentially take in high school and college. According to Matthew Lynch (2014), the way teachers prepare teachers has changed with technology. Teachers now enter their grades and lesson plans online. They are also planning activities that their students can do online. It also taught teachers to adapt to