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Critical Analysis of Future Teachers’ Anticipatory Perspectives on Teaching Activity Automation
Recent studies show that the introduction of AI into teaching can generate psychological tensions or professional concerns, particularly when it is perceived as a threat to teachers’ role or expertise, rather than a complementary resource. Drawing on activity theory and affect theory, this explorato
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