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Todays children have spent their entire lives surrounded by computers, videos digital music

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Students interaction with the digital world has resulted in students to think and process information fundamentally differently than their predecessors.

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Teachers need to update their knowledge to teach today's children

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I am a digital immigrant

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The single biggest problem facing education today is that our 'Digital Immigrant Instructors' are struggling to teach a new population that speaks a completely new language.

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"Today's teachers have to learn to communicate in the language of their students."

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I found it interesting how digital immigrants are more reluctant to use technologies and will very rarely be positive towards the use of them in the classroom e.g. they oppose children watching t.v

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Digital natives only spent 5000 hours reading but 10000 hours playing video games

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The difference between digital immigrant, and digital natives were highlighted in an interesting perspective. Highlighting that digital immigrant Teachers tend to assume that learners will learn using the same methods that they were previously taught.

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children are growing up with technology and it has affected how they learn

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Technology can be used to aid learning but this emphasis on tech can lead to an over reliance on it.

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I agree that we as teachers have to adapt in order to get the most out of children in our class to make lessons use their knowledge as "digital natives"

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As educators, how to teach both 'Legacy' and 'Future' content in the language of the digital natives.

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Thinking patterns have changed for children