BEYOND THE WORKSHEET: A LONGITUDINAL, MIXED-METHODS STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF A GAMIFIED DIGITAL HOMEWORK PLATFORM ON MOTIVATION, LEARNING OUTCOMES, AND ENGAGEMENT PATTERNS IN PRIMARY 3 MATHEMATICS
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Gamification, mathematics homework, primary education, intrinsic motivation, self-efficacy, digital learning, mixed-methods.Abstract
Student disengagement with traditional mathematics homework is a persistent issue in primary education, often exacerbating anxiety and reinforcing negative perceptions of the subject. Gamification, the application of game design elements in non-game contexts, offers a promising avenue to redesign homework as a more motivating and effective learning experience. However, research on its longitudinal academic impact, differential effects across student subgroups, and potential unintended consequences in primary settings is limited.
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