Use of Cyclical Learning Theories of Bruner's Spiral in the Digital Native Era by Creating an Atmosphere with Flow Theory

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геймификация, цифровой абориген, спиральная учебная программа, Мотивация

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The digital era influences education significantly; the flow of information brings new challenges to classical approaches that have almost been abandoned. However, old theories can still be updated, such as Bruner's theory, which emphasizes motivation, and flow theory, which indicates critical thinking. and interestingly, we can combine the two to produce optimal results in today's digital era.

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2024-08-22

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Нур Рафи A., & Салман, Р. Р. (2024). Use of Cyclical Learning Theories of Bruner’s Spiral in the Digital Native Era by Creating an Atmosphere with Flow Theory. Евразийский Научный Обзор - Международный рецензируемый мультидисциплинарный журнал., 2(6). извлечено от https://eurasia-science.org/index.php/pub/article/view/229