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Organisational, Job-Related And Personal Variables On Innovative Work Behaviour Of Special Needs School Teachers In Malaysia During Pandemic: Motivation As A Mediator
Education 4.0 is a new teaching style and learning system that shapes students' self-learning, critical thinking, digital capabilities, and problem-solving capacity due to the Industrial Revolution 4.0. Education is an essential component of life for people with disabilities because it allows them t
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