USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING NATIONAL VALUES IN KAZAKH LITERATURE

Abstract
This article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of using digital technologies to teach national values in Kazakh literature. Digital tools enhance students' engagement, foster critical thinking, and facilitate deeper understanding of literary works while preserving national identity. The study explores the benefits and challenges of integrating digital platforms, interactive methods, and online resources into literature lessons. Special emphasis is placed on the role of multimedia, gamification, and artificial intelligence in promoting cultural heritage and values through Kazakh literary texts.
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