Application of Technology in Developing Social Studies Teaching, Integrating the Principles of Yonisomanasikara
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Application of technology, social studies, Yoniso ManasikaraAbstract
This academic article aims to study the application of technology in developing social studies teaching by integrating the principles of Yoniso Manasikara. Due to the context of the modern world where digital technology plays an important role in life and learning. Social studies learning management needs to be adjusted to be consistent with these changes, especially by integrating Buddhist principles, namely the principle of Yoniso Manasikara, into learning. It is a process of thinking rationally and deeply, which encourages learners to analyze, distinguish and link knowledge to practice appropriately. Technology integration can be carried out through the use of various learning technology media. Such as multimedia, online platforms and virtual reality (VR/AR) tools, learning via mobile devices such as tablets or smartphones, Gamification, using games to create motivation and fun learning experiences. It can create highly interactive learning experiences that cater to individual differences and stimulate meaningful learning.
The expected outcome is that learners will gain a deeper understanding of social studies content. Possess analytical thinking skills and can apply knowledge appropriately in real life. Live a moral life, enabling learners to think, act, and solve problems effectively. Become responsible citizens of society in the modern world.
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