ICT in History Education as a Strategy for Active Learning and Critical Thinking

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ICT, History teaching, Active learning, Critical thinking, Pedagogical innovation

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Tania Peña
Universidad del Zulia
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7484-858X

Abstract

Introduction: history teaching has traditionally been marked by memorization-based practices that limit critical understanding of social processes and reduce students’ active participation. Objective: to analyze ICT in history teaching as a strategy for active learning and critical thinking in secondary education students. Method: a documentary research with a descriptive approach was conducted, based on the review and systematization of theoretical references on pedagogical innovation, history teaching, and educational use of digital technologies. Results: findings showed that the integration of technological resources strengthens motivation, interaction, and meaningful construction of historical knowledge. Conclusion: ICT constitutes a relevant pedagogical tool to transform history teaching and promote more reflective, participatory, and contextualized educational processes.


 

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025)

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Peña, T. (2025). ICT in History Education as a Strategy for Active Learning and Critical Thinking. Pensamiento Numinal, 1(2), 14-18. https://pensamientonuminal.eu/index.php/numinal/article/view/25

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