Methodology For Developing Patriotism, Humanity, And Civic Responsibility Among Pupils Through Digital Stories
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digital story, patriotism, humanity, civic responsibilityAbstract
This article examines the pedagogical potential and methodological foundations of developing patriotism, humanity, and civic responsibility among primary school pupils through digital stories. It analyzes the role of digital stories in fostering respect for national values, recognition of human dignity, social engagement, and awareness of responsibility toward society. The article proposes stages for selecting and creating digital stories, integrating them into the educational process, and developing pupils’ moral understanding through discussion and reflection. It identifies criteria for assessing educational outcomes and conditions for the effective use of digital stories in primary education.
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