METHODS AND TOOLS FOR USING MODERN TECHNOLOGIES AND GAMIFICATION IN PHYSICS TEACHING
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physics teaching methodology, modern technologies, gamification, digital learning tools, interactive methods, student engagement, educational innovationAbstract
This article explores the effective methods and tools for integrating modern technologies and gamification techniques into physics teaching. The study emphasizes how digital platforms, interactive simulations, and game-based learning strategies can enhance students’ motivation, engagement, and conceptual understanding of physical phenomena. The authors discuss the pedagogical advantages of applying ICT tools and gamified activities in the learning process, highlighting their role in developing students’ analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and creativity. The paper also provides examples of successful implementation of these approaches in secondary and higher education settings, offering methodological recommendations for physics teachers.
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