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Argumentation among pre-service Biology teachers: conceptions, pedagogical intentionality, and impacts on argumentative quality

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The findings indicate that the development of argumentative competence requires intentional pedagogical planning and structured instructional strategies that provide students with progressively more challenging opportunities to refine their argumentative skills.

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