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Propuesta curricular de formación humana para la Preparatoria del Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro

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Figura 1.  Elementos del desarrollo curricular
Tabla 1.  Población de  profesores de la preparatoria del  ITESM  Campus Querétaro
Tabla 2.  Número de participantes del área académica  Rectoría  Profesional  Preparatoria
Tabla  1.  Descripción de  la  muestra
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