The Educational Technology of Ethical Development for Students
Abstract
This article explores the role of educational technologies in fostering the moral and ethical development of students. With the integration of digital tools in education becoming increasingly prevalent, the study highlights how technological innovations can be harnessed to build ethical reasoning, empathy, and social responsibility among learners. Drawing on relevant literature, case studies, and practical implementations, this paper examines strategies, challenges, and recommendations for effectively embedding ethical education into modern learning environments.
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Educational technology, ethical development, moral education, digital pedagogyHow to Cite
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