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From Explanatory Closure to Constrained Narrative: Micro-Pedagogical Mechanisms in LLM-Mediated Learning

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Constrained narrative is proposed as a preliminary design orientation for AI-assisted learning that supports understanding without completing too much of the learner’s interpretive work.

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