APPLICATION OF MODERN PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES TO HISTORY EDUCATION
Keywords:
Modern Pedagogical Technologies, History Education, Digital Tools, Interactive Learning, Student EngagementAbstract
The application of modern pedagogical technologies in history education has emerged as a significant factor in enhancing the teaching and learning process. With the rapid advancement of digital tools and methodologies, traditional methods of history instruction are evolving to meet the needs of contemporary students. This article explores how modern pedagogical technologies, such as multimedia resources, interactive tools, and online platforms, are being integrated into history education to foster a more engaging, effective, and student-centered learning environment. The analysis highlights the benefits, challenges, and outcomes of incorporating technology in history instruction and examines the potential for improving both teaching practices and student learning experiences.
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