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On the other hand, the recreational use of immersive technology platforms, which seemed to hold such
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system reflecting the many events surrounding the Civil Rights Movement such as the Civil Rights Act,
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Forward inference Listener/recipient overtly indicates her
current state of understanding by asking a
question using given (presented) information
[If Peter went to the park]
why didn’t he pick ...
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non-player computerised characters (NPCs) (Annetta, 2010); (d) Multimedia, using te...
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in Volume 29 Number 1, 2025
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About the Author
Se Jeong Yang is an assistant professor in Teacher Education at Bradley University. Her research
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