HYBRID LEARNING APPROACH FOR GENERATION ALPHA INNOVATIVE STRATEGY IN IMPROVING QUALITY EDUCATION IN THE DIGITAL ERA 7.0
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Hybrid Learning Generation Alpha Digital Education 7.0Abstract
Discusses the application of the hybrid learning approach as an innovative strategy in improving the quality of education for Generation Alpha in the Digital Era 7.0. With a combination of online and offline learning, hybrid learning offers flexibility and effectiveness that suits Generation Alpha's needs. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method with literature analysis and case studies in educational institutions. The research results show that this approach is able to increase student engagement, optimize the use of technology, and support more adaptive learning. In conclusion, hybrid learning is a strategic solution to meet educational challenges in the technological era
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