ENHANCING CRITICAL THINKING THROUGH DIGITAL GAMES IN EARLY EDUCATION
Abstract
The article examines how digital games enhance critical thinking among early learners. It discusses how decision-making, reflection, and collaboration in game-based environments foster cognitive growth and active learning in primary education.
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