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The Compensatory Trap: Activation Cost, Behavioral Persistence, and the Limits of Embedded Accessibility Features
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is often digitized as embedded accessibility features, assuming that availability is sufficient for inclusive learning. This study tests that availability-as-sufficiency assumption by distinguishing physical accessibility from cognitive deployability: learners’ ca
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