ENHANCING STUDENTS’ SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING SKILLS THROUGH DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Keywords:
The rapid development of digital technologies has significantly transformed educational processes, creating new opportunities for students to access information, communicate with teachers and peers, and organize their learning activities independently. In this regard, digital educational technologies can play an important role in developing students’ self-directed learning skills in higher education.Abstract
In the context of contemporary higher education, the development of students’ ability to learn independently has become an important component of effective teaching and learning.
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