If the challenge is held constant, giving people tools is just teaching a different skill set than teaching them unaugmented. The augmented skill set is more relevant to how people do work in the real world, but working through things unaugmented likely help people build a robust internal schema more quickly. We definitely don't need to spend as much time training unaugmented abilities going forward though, kind of like how the number of assembly related classes in CS departments has gone down over time as we've moved up the stack.