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Factors Influencing Student Satisfaction With Blended Learning in Pedagogical Skills Training in Vietnam

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This study investigates the structural determinants of student satisfaction with blended learning within pedagogical professional development modules at a Vietnamese university of education, and advances BL theory by demonstrating that pre-service teachers evaluate hybrid environments through a dual lens.

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