I’ve really felt the changes in education both as a student and as a teacher. As a student, shifting to online classes was not easy—I struggled at first with the lack of face-to-face interaction and the challenge of keeping myself motivated. But over time, I learned to be more independent, to manage my own time, and to take more responsibility for my learning.

As a teacher, the change pushed me even harder. I had to move away from the usual classroom routines and try new ways of teaching, like using digital tools, online discussions, and more interactive activities. It was tiring at times, but it also showed me how flexible and creative we can be when we really want to support our students.

These experiences taught me that education today is not just about giving lessons—it’s about adapting, connecting, and making learning meaningful no matter the circumstances.