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Abstract

In the next phase of life, known as "The Next Normal," which is saturated with digital technology influencing every aspect of life, it is evident that digital technology plays a significant role in the recovery of learners' learning, especially during periods of learning loss resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. This has led to the implementation of urgent recovery measures in learning, termed "RECOVER," which include: 1) Access to Education: Promoting access  to learning resources through online channels; 2) Quality of Learning: Promoting the development of learning resources and teaching materials suitable for the current situation, creating learning communities, and supporting remote learning; and 3) Mental Health: Providing mental health care services and promoting adaptation to the current situation, including linking with relevant mental health service providers. Education in "The Next Normal" should adopt a blended learning approach to enhance learning efficiency, reduce learning gaps, and increase the chances  of success for each learner equally. Active Learning management is a learner-centered approach that emphasizes learner participation in learning, critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. In the assessment of learning outcomes, it is essential to consider using appropriate tools and methods for fair assessment. Teachers should use assessment results to improve teaching processes appropriately. Technology plays a crucial role in recovering learning loss, including:  1) Online Learning Platforms: Helping learners access learning content conveniently and quickly from anywhere; 2) Digital Learning Tools: Enabling diverse and participatory learning formats;  3) Immersive Learning: Facilitating easier learning by integrating virtual information with the real world, enhancing understanding and learner involvement in learning; and 4) Artificial Intelligence Learning Technology: Utilizing AI to tailor learning to individual needs. Therefore, technology  in recovering learning loss plays a crucial role in enabling learners to reach their full potential  in "The Next Normal."