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Teachers’ Instructional Adjustments in Face-to-Face Mathematics Classes: Basis for Faculty Development Program
Mathematics education fosters critical thinking and problem-solving, but the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted learning, forcing a shift to online instruction. This transition exposed disparities in technology access and teacher preparedness. This study aimed to examine the instructional adjustment used b
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