This is an ad I found with my ephemera which I
was trying to describe last week. It shows how companies have been advocating for more "tech" in the classroom for quite some time now. I also discovered that by browsing ebay for vintage ads and asking AI to transcribe I can do a little less squinting to read the small text. Here is what this version of the ad said

The 1971 GTE (General Telephone & Electronics) magazine advertisement features a black-and-white photograph of a diverse classroom where students are using individual electronic learning stations. The text reads:

Headline:

When are the schools going to stop treating our kids as equals?

Body Text:

All children may have been created equal in the eyes of God. But once they get into a classroom, it’s another story.

As any teacher can tell you, students don’t learn the same things at the same speed.

Albert Einstein breezed through math courses. Yet he was no Einstein at history. Some of our greatest writers had trouble passing spelling tests. And you ...