The Engines of Our Ingenuity 1464: Learning Curve
**Episode 1464: Teaching Technologies New to Us, but Familiar to Our Students**
In this episode, we explore the unique challenges of teaching technologies that are novel for educators but already familiar to their students. As technology evolves rapidly, what is new for us may be second nature to the younger generation.
Today, I reflect on the relationship between technological change and learning. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for effective teaching and staying connected with students in an ever-changing digital landscape.
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