INNOVATIONS IN THE FIELDS OF PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY IN THE PEROID OF NEW ERA
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This paper explores the transformative innovations in pedagogy and psychology in the new era. It highlights the integration of technology, such as AI, VR, and gamification, which revolutionize learning experiences. The shift to online and hybrid models, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, has reshaped educational strategies. Advances in neuroscience and positive psychology are enhancing understanding and practices in learning and mental health. Emphasis on inclusivity, diversity, and interdisciplinary approaches is creating more equitable and holistic educational environments. The focus on lifelong learning prepares individuals for continuous adaptation in a rapidly changing world. These innovations collectively enhance education and psychological well-being, fostering a resilient, inclusive, and knowledgeable society.
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