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este hecho, tiene sentido plantear la hipótesis de
que esta situación podría repetirse en países que
optarán por emplear científicos de informática
como profesores de informática sin una
preparación pedagógica previa al servicio.
Independientemente de su limitación, los
autores consideran que el presente estudio es
consistente con las experiencias de la
comunidad educativa y podría ser de interés
para los involucrados en la formación
pedagógica de los docentes.
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