Different generations of students have varying learning preferences based on their upbringing, experiences, and technological exposure. Baby boomers may prefer the traditional lecture style with hands-on learning activities. Generation X values self-directed learning and practical application. Millennials tend to prefer interactive and collaborative learning experiences incorporating technology. Generation Z is a highly digital native and thrives on visual, interactive, and experiential learning methods. Understanding and adapting to these preferences can enhance engagement, retention, and overall learning outcomes from students across different generations.