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Gamification in action: empowering educators through a transformative professional learning

Aug 2026 · Interactive Learning Environments · Vol 34, pp. 5338 - 5356 · 0 citations · 57 references

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The model supported teachers in enhancing gamification strategies, integrating technology, and adopting reflective, student-centred approaches, and reported positive impacts on students, including increased motivation, deeper engagement, and more active participation in class.

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