<![CDATA[The aim of this research is as a solution for internalizing moderate attitudes which can be achieved through increasing student awareness of the values of moderation, the effective use of technology in learning, and the important role of extracurricular activities. This research uses a holistic and interdisciplinary approach that combines the disciplines of education, psychology, sociology, and information technology. This research utilizes qualitative methods through in-depth interviews, participant observation, and documentation analysis. The internalization of moderate attitudes in students can be increased through the integration of moderate values in the curriculum, interactive teaching methods, and an inclusive social environment. Students who receive a moderation-based curriculum, especially in religious and ethics courses, as well as a social environment that supports plurality, show a more tolerant, wise and open attitude towards differences. A diverse campus environment, support from lecturers through dialogical teaching methods, and students' ability to use technology wisely play an important role in forming a moderate attitude.]]>
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