As both a student and a teacher, I’ve witnessed how education has rapidly evolved in recent years — especially with the rise of technology-mediated learning. The shift from traditional classrooms to digital and blended environments has changed not only how we teach, but also what and why we learn.

For example, during the pandemic, I learned to integrate tools like Google Classroom and Kahoot! to keep lessons interactive and engaging. Students became more active participants, sharing ideas and reflecting through online discussions. This experience taught me that education is no longer just about content delivery — it’s about collaboration, creativity, and adaptability.

While technology presents challenges, it has also empowered both teachers and learners to rethink education as a shared, flexible, and lifelong process.