Our lives are becoming more and more dictated by technology and what it can provide us in our day-to-day.

A particularly large shift towards tech can be seen in classrooms, with digital platforms becoming increasingly fundamental in fostering learning and growth in the classroom.

However, there is the existing problem of the distracting quality of social media, causing young people to have less patience for offline activities. The result is teachers struggling to find ways to connect with their students in ways that are engaging and effective.  

But instead of blocking the influence technology has over learning, why not embrace it and the power it gives young people?

By making use of platforms like Kebloom, we can foster the ability to think creatively and in a way unlike the ordinary.

When young people think in ways that subvert the expected and challenge the traditional, new innovative ideas are founded with the potential to grow into something revolutionary.

It may seem far-flung and dream-like, but it’s achievable. It’s been seen first hand in the success of other young entrepreneurs and as a result, we will continue to foster these pro-tech, future-looking initiatives.