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Technological Competence, Training and Support, Attitude Towards AI, and Teachers’ Acceptance
The presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in the digital world offers innovative solutions to persistent challenges in education. However, teachers' willingness to embrace AI is often hindered by concerns about maintaining professional autonomy, data privacy, adequate training, and ensuring authe
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