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Abstract
This study explores the impact of interactive learning technologies on student motivation in educational settings. The research highlights how the integration of digital tools, multimedia resources, and interactive platforms enhances engagement, fosters active participation, and encourages self-directed learning. The findings indicate that students exposed to interactive learning environments demonstrate higher levels of motivation, improved academic performance, and increased interest in learning activities. The study emphasizes the importance of incorporating modern educational technologies to create dynamic, student-centered learning experiences that support sustained motivation and effective knowledge acquisition.
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