GENDER EQUALITY, MORAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE ROLE OF PEDAGOGY IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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Digital transformation, gender equality, pedagogy, ethical responsibility, media culture, online safety, digital ethics, gender ethics.Abstract
This article highlights the role of pedagogy in the process of analyzing the complexity of cultural, social and ethical issues in the process of digital transformation and the role of pedagogy in gender ethics issues, and justifies the functions of the teacher in modern society - the responsibility of forming a digital culture, promoting gender equality, teaching digital ethics and ensuring online safety. It also emphasizes the relevance of integrating the principles of gender ethics into the educational process at the national and global levels.
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