Young people are learning more than ever about the information that they want to know about, a luxury that generations before were not privy to on a large scale.
The children are showing us how they want to learn. We can't get upset if it's different than the way we want to teach.
You see that? That's the face of a kid who just learned something, delighted by its presentation (i.e., the computer).
"The most depressing comments in the report came from teachers -- those dealing with the AO generation day in and day out -- who almost universally bemoan the loss of attention span and ability to think critically in their students."