Theoretical and Practical Foundations of Integrating Pedagogical Methods through Learning Techniques
Keywords:
learning technique, integration, pedagogical methodAbstract
This article explores the essence of learning techniques and analyzes ways to enhance educational quality through their integration with effective pedagogical methods. The potential for fostering deep understanding, active thinking, and advanced skills in students through an integrative approach is highlighted.
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