Margie hated school because this kind of school has not much fun. But now she hated it more than ever because her geography teacher has been giving her tests frequently in the geography sector and she is doing worse than ever until her mother shook her head sorrowfully. She thought that the old schools must have fun because they have a men teacher instead of black ugly mechanical teacher, all students use to study the same thing together, they played they laughed and they use to go home together.

Margie's hatred towards school

Margie, the protagonist of the story "The Fun They Had" by Isaac Asimov, hated school because of the following reasons:

1. Monotony: Margie was bored with the monotony of her school life. She had to attend the same old classroom with the same old mechanical teacher every day.

2. Lack of Interaction: Margie missed the interaction with other children her age. She had no classmates or friends to share her thoughts and ideas with.

3. Lack of Physical Activity: Margie missed the physical activity that she used to have before the advent of the mechanical teacher. She was no longer able to run and play with other children.

4. Lack of Personal Attention: The mechanical teacher was programmed to teach the same thing to all the students. It did not provide personalized attention to Margie's individual needs and learning style.

The old kind of school must have been fun

Despite her hatred for the school, Margie thought that the old kind of school must have been fun. This was because:

1. Personal Interaction: In the old kind of school, Margie would have had the opportunity to interact with other children her age. She would have been able to make friends and share her experiences with them.

2. Physical Activity: The old kind of school would have provided Margie with more opportunities for physical activity. She would have been able to run and play with other children during recess.

3. Personal Attention: The old kind of school would have provided Margie with more personal attention from the teacher. The teacher would have been able to understand Margie's individual needs and learning style and tailor the teaching method accordingly.

Conclusion

Margie hated the school because of its monotony, lack of interaction, physical activity and personal attention. She thought that the old kind of school must have been fun because of the personal interaction, physical activity and personal attention that it provided.