
ISSN-e: 3078-6983
Período: enero-abril, 2026
Revista Noesis
Vol. 3, Número 6. (pp. 20-30)
superior. Investigaciones posteriores podrían explorar la inĆuencia de otras variables pedagógicas, tales como
las metodologías de enseñanza, los entornos de aprendizaje digitales o los factores motivacionales, con el Ąn de
ampliar la comprensión de los mecanismos que favorecen el aprendizaje autónomo en estudiantes universitarios.
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