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Today's middle and high school students learn differently than students in the 1990s, growing up in a tech-savvy era. iGeners are accustomed to portable technology like phones and the Internet from a young age. Innovative tools like Adapster offer personalized diagnostic tests on iPhones and iPods, changing how students study and engage with materials. Educators emphasize the importance of interactive lessons and group work to effectively educate iGen students who are constantly connected to mobile devices. Embracing technology as an integral learning tool is key in engaging and educating iGeners in today's fast-paced world.
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Today’s middle and high school students learn much differently
1990’s students lived in a rapidly changing technology society
Rosen expects teenagers will desire for indivdualized education tools
Rosen agrees iGeners are constanly connected to mobile devises
Using technology is an effective learning experience Rosenburg thinks
Engagement is a key to connecting with today’s students thinks
Andy Petroski believes engaging engaging students will educate them better
Petroski believes designing multidimensional lessons is a much need in k-12