Gen Z Students Are Filling Our Online Classrooms: Do Our Teaching Methods Need a Reboot?
Generation Z students are described as being our first "digital natives" who have grown up typing with their thumbs on smartphones and tuning out school-based interactions that do not capture their short attention spans. As Gen Z students occupy more post-secondary rosters for web based co...
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