Latest issue of the journal (2026)

CONTENTS
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

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A Linguistic Explanation of Abstract Concepts in the Mongolian Language

Author: Unurbayan Tsedev

This article examines how abstract and internal concepts are reflected in the Mongolian language and explains their linguistic, semantic, cognitive, and cultural characteristics.

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Author: Purev Ochir

The study identifies key Mongolian national and human values through research findings and discusses their role in society, culture, identity, and personal development.

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A Case Study of the “Human and Society” Subject in Grades IV–V

Author: Delgersaikhan Ts.

This study explores the importance of digital learning materials in primary social studies education using the “Human and Society” subject for grades IV–V as a practical example.

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Author: B. Bulgan

The article discusses how digital technologies influence direct human interaction, communication habits, social relationships, and everyday face-to-face communication.

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Author: Davaasuren N.

This research analyzes primary school textbook texts in terms of compassion, kindness, empathy, respect, and their educational value in child development.

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A Case Study of Grade 5 Students

Author: Ganbold D.

The study investigates how students’ ability to access, understand, evaluate, and use digital information affects their reading comprehension, based on a case study of grade 5 students.

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A Case of the T.MA 408 Program

Authors: Khadbatar B., Khishigjargal D.

This study evaluates the possibilities and outcomes of using the BookWidgets platform for interactive assignments, classroom activities, assessments, and digital teaching within the T.MA 408 program.

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Author: Sanchir L.

The article examines opportunities to apply artificial intelligence technologies in collecting, preserving, processing, analyzing, and disseminating oral history.

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Author: Gandelger S.

This article reviews digital technologies, software tools, educational applications, and emerging trends related to teaching and using traditional Mongolian script.

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Authors: Amardalai A., Tsermaa N.

The article discusses the role of literature education in developing critical thinking, imagination, emotional intelligence, cultural understanding, and communication skills in the digital age.

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Authors: Udval B., Enkhtsetseg D.

This study examines opportunities to integrate digital teaching methods, interactive resources, and technology-supported learning approaches into primary mathematics education.

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A T-Lab-Based Text Mining Approach

Authors: Batkhuyag S., Batbold Kh.

The study applies T-Lab-based text mining to analyze the conceptual structure, recurring terms, semantic relationships, and thematic patterns found in definitions of artificial intelligence.

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A Case Study of Five-Year-Olds in Kindergarten

Authors: Ts. Zolzaya, N. Khuderchuluun

This research presents a methodology for introducing visual art to five-year-old kindergarten children using digital tools and evaluates its effects on interest, perception, creativity, and learning outcomes.