Yes, I agree with Margie that schools today are more fun than the school in the story.
In the story, Margie studies alone at home with a mechanical teacher. There are no classmates, no playground, and no interaction with other children. Learning becomes boring and lonely because everything is controlled by machines and fixed schedules.
In contrast, schools today have real teachers and classmates. Students learn together, share ideas, play games, take part in activities, and celebrate events. Group learning, sports, friendships, and school functions make learning enjoyable and lively. Therefore, schools today are more fun and interesting than the school shown in the story.