In this article, the author focuses on teaching the Millennials how to become effective learners and guiding them to hone their critical-thinking skills. Millennials are the children of the Baby Boomer generation, and some are the offspring of the early wave members of Generation X. These students learn differently and interact differently than former students and than their older classmates. To best serve this new cultural cohort in facilitating learning, it is essential for faculty to understand their students through the lens of the culture and history in which they were actually raised. Here, the author suggests teachers to invent some new teaching and learning strategies and learn to use technology effectively to enhance learning, and discusses what Millennials seem to prefer and then what makes the most sense from a cognitive learning perspective.