In a world that can't focus, how do we teach? | Karyn Suarez | TEDxCIS University

Students' attention spans are often blamed on digital distractions, but the question may be how teachers capture them. In this TEDxCIS University talk, award-winning professor and executive communication coach Karyn Suárez presents her F.O.C.U.S. Method, a set of five creative strategies for engaging students and sparking curiosity. The talk argues that better education may depend less on more technology and more on human connection. The description presents the method as a way to make learning engaging again.

• Questions whether students are losing attention or whether teaching methods need to change
• Introduces the F.O.C.U.S. Method: five creative strategies for engagement
• Emphasizes human connection over more technology in education
• Speaker: Karyn Suárez, award-winning professor and executive communication coach

Are students losing their attention spans, or have we forgotten how to capture them? In a world of digital distractions, award-winning professor Karyn Suárez introduces her F.O.C.U.S. Method: five creative strategies to engage students, spark curiosity, and make learning fun again. Because the key to better education may not be more technology, but human connection. Karyn is an executive communication coach who helps leaders walk in, stand out, and own the room. An award-winning professor and international speaker, she transforms the way you communicate, so you’re not just heard; you are unforgettable. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx