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School Leaders’ Strategies for Teachers’ Instructional Functions in Using AI-Powered Edtech Tools
This research investigated a school leaders’ strategies for teachers’ readiness to use AI-powered Edtech tools in performing instructional functions in Dumanjug Cebu in the time of the school year 2024-2025 as a basis for a proposed LAC session training design using AI-powered Edtech tools for instr
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