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This research proposes a pedagogical strategy incorporating digital tools for teaching Social Sciences. A quantitative approach is employed data collection targeting educational authorities, teachers, and students to assess the commitment and feasibility of implementing a new educational proposal. The results reflect the commitment and interest of participants towards creating this pedagogical strategy. Various digital tools are suggested, including Telegram for communication, ChatGPT and Virtual Encyclopedias for content generation, Kahoot and Google Form for assessment, and Timeline JS and Powtoon for dynamic presentations. Finally, the proposal was validated through a comparative study between a control group and an experimental one. The findings indicate that the new pedagogical strategy offers a higher innovation, relevance, and improvement in students' learning process.
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