My lessons are interactive. It is evident that technology is now a leader in this day and age. As such, I use interactive lesson ideas to bring across content for students to better understand a topic. My personal philosophy for using technology in education centres around several principles. These principles are:

1. Technology should be used to enhance, not replace, traditional teaching methods. While technology can provide access to vast amounts of information and resources, it cannot replace the value of in-person interactions with teachers and students.
2. Technology should be used to personalize learning experiences. With the help of technology, teachers can better understand individual student needs and preferences, and create customised learning plans that cater to each student's unique strengths and weaknesses.
3. Technology should be used to promote collaboration and teamwork. In an increasingly connected world, it is important for students to learn how to work together across different geographies and time zones. Technology can facilitate collaboration between students and teachers, as well as between students themselves.
4. Technology should be used to teach digital literacy and responsibility. As students become more reliant on technology, it is important to teach them how to use it responsibly and safely. This includes teaching them how to evaluate online sources for accuracy and reliability, how to protect their personal information online, and how to communicate effectively in a digital environment.