what are norms for digital world.

So this is my first posted message. I am trying to remember what exactly the question is asking, so here goes it for students that may not be tech savvy because each student has a learning curve. So, like with any subject matter or course, finding effective strategies to help them understand is a challenge. In today's world, technology is a part of everyday use. Depending on the age level and grade, students need guidance to be productive, resourceful, and effective in their work. They have the right to learn, and learning the rights and responsibilities should be a norm in the classroom. Specific rights is freedom to express thoughts and opinions such as feedback to critical thinking exercises.

You made a great point about every student having a different learning curve, especially when it comes to technology. I really like how you connected the idea of rights and responsibilities to the classroom environment—it reminds us that students not only need access to tools but also the freedom and guidance to use them meaningfully. Encouraging feedback geometry dash and critical thinking is such an important way to empower them.

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