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Supplementary file 1_Modeling mathematics preservice teachers' intention to adopt blended learning for teaching and assessment in education 5.0: integrating self-efficacy, attitude, and innovation attributes.docx
Background Blended learning has become a key pedagogical approach for advancing Education 5.0 by integrating digital and face-to-face instructional practices. However, limited empirical evidence exists on the institutional, psychological, and innovation-related factors influencing preservice mathe
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