Developing student teachers in the digital era to keep pace with a borderless world by using the CoMeSe model

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Vannisa Hakoon

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In the 21st century, technology is changing rapidly all the time. Learning has changed from the original, there is no longer a limited space for learning and learning needs that are used. Modern technology in doing various activities together among students has become more Learning in this digital age It is a learning that communicates with each other by using a variety of technologies to help manage education. Teachers in the new era must adapt and develop teaching-learning processes as well. The CoMeSe model, a collaborative learning model, has shifted its role from teacher-centered teaching to student-centered learning. centered A theory of knowledge linking has been developed. with the concept of learning management Teaching through the Internet to choose from using various platforms is fast communication. Convenience and uncomplicated use can record information and activities, including students can You can learn on your own according to your interests. To enable students and teachers in the digital era to use their knowledge to further develop themselves in their professions.

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Hakoon, V. (2024). Developing student teachers in the digital era to keep pace with a borderless world by using the CoMeSe model. Journal of Educational Administration and Supervision, 13(2), 7–17. retrieved from https://so20.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JAD/article/view/120
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