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Every teacher knows the struggle. You spend hours preparing a lesson, finding creative ways to engage your students, and crafting questions that should spark curiosity. But when the class starts? Silence. Some students stare out the window. Others slouch in their seats, barely responding. Even your most engaged students seem… well, bored. It’s frustrating because you know learning should be exciting. You know your students want to be engaged. But in today’s world, distraction