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• Educar sobre el uso equilibrado de redes sociales.
• Identificar estudiantes en riesgo para ofrecerles apoyo adicional.
Este enfoque estructurado proporciona una base para entender y mitigar las causas del bajo
rendimiento académico, contribuyendo a una educación más inclusiva y efectiva.
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