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The Impact of Interactive Media on History Learning in Secondary Schools: A Systematic Literature Review

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The most significant findings reveal that interactive media increase student engagement, strengthen conceptual understanding, improve learning motivation, encourage critical thinking, and create a more active learning environment compared to conventional instructional approaches.

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