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Filipino Ethnic Game-Based Approach: Effects on Gender Differences in Students’ Interest and Skills in Physics
Physics education plays a vital role in developing students' cognitive, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. However, traditional methods often fail to align with how students naturally learn, making physics more challenging and less engaging. This highlights the need for innovative, culture
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