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This study was conducted with the aim of comparing the effectiveness of online and face-to-face teaching in various dimensions of learning, including the understanding of instructional concepts. Investigations show that face-to-face education, through face-to-face interactions, immediate feedback, and multisensory engagement, usually creates deeper and more lasting learning. In contrast, online teaching, if properly designed and provided that students possess self-regulation skills and technological literacy, offers opportunities for learner-centered learning, repeated content review, and the use of multimedia resources. Individual characteristics such as motivation, learning style, and responsibility play an important role in the extent of benefit derived from both methods. Ultimately, the findings show that neither method has an absolute superiority on its own, and their effectiveness depends on conditions, instructional design, and the different needs of students. A smart combination of the advantages of both environments can lead to increased quality and sustainability of learning.
Otomatik Özet:
com Abstract Virtual social networks, given their unique capabilities and abilities, including information dissemination, awareness raising, and mobilization in various social, cultural, political, and other fields, play a very important and undeniable role.
The most basic factors causing an identity crisis arise from the tension between cultural and psychological concepts, personal identity, group identity, the political definition of society, prevailing values, and contradictions arising from mental identity and other identities.
Identity Crisis in Social Networks According to Castells (1380), identity-related politics should be examined in their historical context.
Tamba states three characteristics of the internet and social networks: the compression of space-time, the lack of sense of place and blurred boundaries, and the transformed community; we must note that it is essential for every human to be situated in a specific space or time.
(Moradian, 1390) In his famous book titled "The Power of Communication," Castells emphasizes the role of social networks in the power-building of society, especially political power.
Disorders such as internet addiction, depression, social isolation, identity disorders, reduction of emotions, and lack of self-confidence are among the common disorders of excessive use of social networks.
One of the important events at the end of the second millennium is the emergence of technologies communication, the most prominent of which are the internet and social networks.
The internet and virtual social networks are recognized as the primary constituent factors of cyberspace.
ــ Shabani, Ali, (2011), The role of virtual social networks in organizing the 88 sedition, Cultural Guardship Quarterly of the Faculty of Humanities, Imam Hossein (AS) University, Year 1, No. 4.
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