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FOSTERING LEARNER AUTONOMY THROUGH ICT IN A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY CONTEXT

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The findings suggest that students rely mainly on emotional and social resources to sustain autonomy, highlighting the need for pedagogical interventions that foster affective regulation, peer collaboration, and the strengthening of metacognitive skills.

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