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OnLIFE Education in Higher Education: Epistemological Limits and the Central Role of Teaching in Hybrid Contexts

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The findings indicate the need to move beyond technical interpretations of educational innovation, understanding it as a process of critical pedagogical reconfiguration, guided by the centrality of teaching, ethical responsibility, and the promotion of meaningful learning in hybrid contexts.

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