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Vietnamese gender paradox: human rights education policy for sustainable development goal 4.7
The research evaluates whether gender predicts teachers’ perceived gender inequality (PGI) and whether employee experience (EX) mediates this association in Vietnam’s feminized teaching workforce. An online cross-sectional survey involved 283 in-service teachers nationwide, admi
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