This story by Isaac Asimov is called, The Fun They Had.
It’s set in the future where teachers aren’t humans and they taught at the children’s homes. From what I gathered from this story by Isaac Asimov, the theme is that the future is not always better than the past, with that there are many scenarios for example, the world is destroyed or what not but, in this story, it’s not that intense. The story shows the past, not ours but a future’s past, a future where many things are autonomous, where people are taught at homes, where paper is considered an inconvenience. You can see that paper is to them unnecessary and useless when the boy said “what a waste. When you’re through a (paper) book you just throw it away.” To rephrase the theme, though there may be advancements pushing us into the future, there will always be people who long for what they had before, though the past goes further away with each advancement we make, there will always be someone dreaming of what happened before.
([not part of assessment just want to share something] Fun Fact: this future relies on electronics A LOT and so it’s a fragile civilization, solar winds and whatnot could make this future collapse. Although the earth protects us, it can only do so much, it can’t go against the power of the sun, the solar rays? I think or solar wind, well u can research it, but it can damage electronics, it can destroy them easily, cause massive power outages all over the globe, it has happened before but when we use typewriters and whatnot, although it wasn’t a big one. Also, the sun will grow and swallow up earth so… the far future is bright I guess… bright and as hot as the sun, earth will be swallowed up by the sun, so there are many meanings to the future is bright, so yes, the future is so bright… and very hot.)
{You won’t be alive to see it and many other generations so… yay we won’t be alive to be burnt into a crisp, hooray.}