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Abstract
The rapid advancement of digital technologies has brought significant changes to the educational landscape, reshaping both teaching and learning processes. Modern education now operates at the intersection of psychological and technological dimensions, where learners’ cognitive, emotional, and motivational characteristics interact with digital tools and learning environments. This study aims to examine the combined influence of psychological and technological factors on teaching and learning in contemporary educational settings. Using an empirical research approach, data were collected from teachers and students through structured questionnaires and interviews to assess key psychological variables such as motivation, self-efficacy, and attitudes toward learning, along with technological variables including access to digital resources, frequency of technology use, and perceived usefulness of educational technologies. the findings indicate that both psychological and technological dimensions play a significant role in shaping learning outcomes and instructional effectiveness. positive psychological traits, supported by appropriate technological integration, contribute to higher student engagement and improved academic performance. the study further reveals that institutional support, professional training, and learner readiness are essential for the successful integration of technology in education. the results of this research provide valuable insights for educators, administrators, and policymakers seeking to enhance educational quality through a balanced approach that integrates psychological understanding with technological innovation.