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Educators can support learners by treating them as experts while supporting them in identifying the problem to be solved and guiding them in the process of conducting, analyzing, and sharing their own research.
Educators can support learners by treating them as experts while supporting them in identifying the problem to be solved and guiding them in the process of conducting, analyzing, and sharing their own research.
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