"When in Rome, do as the Romans do." It's part of our culture and embedded into society. One must get acquainted with technology in order to stay ahead of the curve and be successful.

Collaboration between cohorts fosters a lifelong learning atmosphere where everyone keeps in contact and continues to learn from each other.

Differentiation is important in a classroom setting. Many students are successful when I meet them where they're at and acknowledge their abilities and needs.

I like to have my students submit their drafts via Google Docs so that they can see my edits/suggestions to improve their writing before submitting their final draft. This usually builds their confidence when it's time to write a new essay in the future.

Socratic seminars are a great way to enhance students' critical thinking skills and make them competitive in the job market.

Students must be able to actively engage with the content, and using technology and real-life experiences makes it interesting.

Technology is the only way Gen Y and Z feel connected to society. These days, it's an essential tool to keep students engaged and interested in learning.

Technology plays a major role in education and implementing it in the classroom to engage all learners is beneficial to the newer generations.

Every generation has a unique experience, and evolving with all learners at different levels is important.