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Traditional vs. Animated Videos: Effective Ways to Learning Literary Works among Students
This study aimed to determine and evaluate the effectiveness of two learning methods—traditional reading and animated videos—in teaching literary works to 7th-grade students. A descriptive-comparative research design was employed to analyze the significant differences between these two approaches. T
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