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Pre-service teachers' lived experiences of virtual reality integration in science teaching: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Virtual Reality (VR) is reshaping possibilities for science education by enabling immersive and experiential learning that can make abstract concepts more visible, interactive, and engaging. This study explored the lived experiences of four pre-service high school science teachers as they designed,
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