Rodríguez-Weber FL

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RESUMEN

El tiempo que vivimos no permite al proceso educativo permanecer estático, lo que genera a los involucrados roles diferentes a los contemplados en la enseñanza tradicional e incrementa responsabilidades diferentes a cada uno de los participantes.

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