Engaging students in the learning process is one of the biggest challenges teachers face today. Traditional lecture-based instruction often leads to passive learning, where students struggle to retain information. Active learning techniques, on the other hand, transform classrooms into dynamic spaces where students participate, collaborate, and take ownership of their learning.

The future of education is rapidly evolving, and two of the most transformative forces on the horizon are Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation. As schools strive to improve learning outcomes while easing the burdens on teachers, these technologies offer exciting possibilities for both educators and students.

We recently read an article that started with this statement: “To thrive in modern classrooms, teachers must be literate in educational technology…”

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, "fad surfing"—the practice of jumping onto the latest bandwagon of ideas and concepts—poses significant challenges.

By building trust, encouraging dialogue, setting clear expectations and responding appropriately, educators can create a classroom environment where feedback is welcomed and valued.