DIGITAL LITERACY AND ITS ROLE IN MODERN CLASSROOMS

• Abdukaxxorova Nilufar Begzod qizi

  Student of Jizzakh State Pedagogical University

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This article explores the role and significance of digital literacy in today’s modern classrooms and teaching processes. As digital transformation accelerates across all sectors, understanding the extent of digital literacy among both teachers and students—and how it is applied within classrooms—has become increasingly important.

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