The Integration of Digital Media in Social Studies Teaching and Its Role in Enhancing the Students Level of Civic Engagement

In recent years, the integration of digital media into educational frameworks has transformed pedagogical approaches across disciplines and educational practices has emerged as a pivotal development in contemporary pedagogy, particularly within the realm of social studies. As digital technologies continue to evolve and permeate daily life, educators face the challenge of adapting their teaching methodologies to harness these tools effectively.

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