This article explores the significance of studying K12 students’ short video consumption and tourism decision-making behavior in the context of digital education. It highlights the value of such research for educational practices, family guidance, and curriculum design, while calling for support in survey participation for a master’s thesis.
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Master Thesis, Survey Participation, Short Video Tourism: Exploring K12 Students’ Digital Consumption and Travel Decision Patterns
This article highlights the significance of studying K12 students’ short video consumption habits and travel decision-making behaviors in the digital age. It calls for participation in a master thesis survey to support educational research and its practical applications.
Digital Education Research: Exploring K12 Students’ Short Video Consumption and Tourism Decision-Making
This article examines the significance of studying K12 students’ short video consumption habits and their impact on tourism decision-making. It highlights the value of this research for education, family guidance, and study tour design while calling for participation in a “master’s thesis, survey, short video tourism” study.
