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Navigating Challenges: The Lived Experiences of Social Studies Teachers Facing Resource-Trapped in Far-Flung Areas
This study explores the lived experiences of Social Studies teachers working in remote, resource-deprived areas, focusing on the challenges they face and the adaptive strategies they employ to overcome these obstacles. Utilizing a qualitative phenomenological approach, the study analyzes in-depth re
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