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Digital literacy, GenAI literacy, and creative thinking disposition in relation to pre-service visual arts teachers’ perceived academic performance
Technological capability may support learning without translating directly into academic value. This study examined how digital literacy (DL), generative artificial intelligence literacy (GenAIL), and creative thinking disposition (CTD) were differentially associated with perceived academic performa
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