Educational Technology for the future

After reading several articles in our class on computer technology and the future of education I had to write about what I believe the future will look like.  I definitely disagree with Alvin Toffler and his vision and firmly believe that schools in the future will look the following:

Schools in the future will definitely utilize technology more effectively to provide students the opportunity to have differentiated instruction  whereby all students can move at their own pace and their parents will be held 100% accountable for their academic progress.  However, this will only occur in grades 7th through 12th and at the college/university levels.  

Students from kindergarten through 6th grade will need to be instructed in reading, mathematics, social studies, and science.  Moreover, students at this age will be socialized and trained to act appropriately in a plethora of social settings.   Once these students are educated in the core curriculum they can then graduate into taking courses at home.  Instead of "I Chat" they can easily "We Chat" thereby maintaining a social educational setting.  

Computer technology in the future will create massive teaching at the home.  Teachers as we know it today will be an anachronism and higher education  teachers will end up being software designers.