THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK ON TEACHING AND UPBRINGING IN MATHEMATICS WITH DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (DERS)
Abstract
Utilizing Digital Educational Resources (DERs) in math instruction is a significant subject in current educational discussions. This thesis explores the theoretical underpinnings, techniques, and possible effects of using Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) to improve the instruction and development of students in mathematics.
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