We are in a stable position as teachers and educators. Traditional teaching methods predominate behind new methods. In fact, the education landscape is changing so fast that it is difficult to predict what our classrooms will look like in the near future. Technology is certainly the main driver of these changes, but it is also the only one in education and it is certainly not a panacea. Environmental factors also affect what happens in education. Think of the current epidemic and its devastating effects on education, the effects of which are still affecting the full spectrum of education. As a result of the outbreak and widespread outbreaks, school closures have led the educational community to emergency and crisis management, where improvisation has been strong, at least in the first few weeks of the outbreak. Teachers are suddenly faced with an unprecedented situation where they have to adopt new strategies and adapt their teaching practice to a completely different environment
