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Showing 1 to 20 of 55 for “"remote learning"”.
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Exploring how students' experience of remote learning in historically disadvantaged Universities of South Africa shape their perception of remote learning
Remote learning, a means of delivering education online or in the absence of physical presence, emerged as an alternative to traditional teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, its use has become widespread in most higher education institutions. However, in emerging economies and …
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The LGBTQ student experience of emergency remote learning
… in the United States were forced to teach remotely for safety reasons, but the impact of that change of instructional model is further reaching than the academics. Many LGBTQ students experienced additional social and emotional consequences from the online and hybrid learning as a result of …
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Student Experiences of Emergency Remote Learning and Teaching During COVID-19
… perceptions and lived experiences of Emergency Remote Teaching and Learning (ERTL) during COVID-19. COVID-19 is a communicable disease instigated by a novel virus (SARS CoV-2 virus). After the inevitable subsequent national lockdown of South Africa, the university placed ERTL measures in place …
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Remote Learning in Higher Education: Exploring Human Factors Challenges and Learning Management System Usability
… face unique challenges within the online learning environment that differ from traditional, face-to-face learning. With remote learning becoming increasingly popular among higher education students, this thesis aims to investigate remote learning challenges from a human factors …
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K-12 education and the impact of COVID-19 on parental responsibility in emergency remote learning
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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Remote learning: the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on music therapy students' perceived skills and concerns regarding internships
… were also asked to indicate the amount of remote learning (high, medium, or low), student level (graduate equivalency or undergrad) and their current internship status. A Qualtrics survey link was sent to students via music therapy student organizations' social media pages, and resulted in …
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COVID-19: Descriptive Case Study Of A K-8 School District’s Abrupt Transition To Remote Learning From A Traditional In-Person Model
… from a classroom instruction model to a remote instruction model across the United States. The purpose of this descriptive case study was to explore student achievement, teacher preparation and instructional hours, and student attendance levels for grades kindergarten through eighth grade …
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The Impact of Emergency Remote Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic on Student Learning Outcomes in an Associate Degree in Nursing Program: A Retrospective Study using Secondary Data Analysis
… study examined the impact of emergency remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic on three nursing student learning outcomes: (1) completing the program within the published time, (2) achieving a proficient ATI Comprehensive Predictor Assessment score, and (3) passing the NCLEX-RN on …
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Teacher perception of changes in teaching methods caused by the COVID19 pandemic: a case study of teacher experiences during remote learning in a rural school district
… this was their first experience with online or remote learning. These changes may or may not influence teachers continued use of these tools in the future, post-pandemic. A qualitative case study is conducted to collect the actual experiences and perceptions of teachers during the 20-21 school …
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Student Engagement and Equitable Student Learning Outcomes
… research to be a critical component of student learning. An opportunity to link variables of perceived student engagement, perceived student-teacher relationship and clarity, an in-person learning format, and a remote learning format presented itself when, in March of 2020, all Illinois public …
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Teacher Pedagogical Choice: Analyzing Engineering Professional Development Programs and COVID in Middle School Science Classrooms
… conditions, necessitating emergency remote learning methods to continue instruction amidst safety concerns. Combined with a general struggle to scaffold integration of engineering in K-12 classrooms, emergent conditions that restrict instructional choices such as pandemics threaten to …
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Videovoice Perspectives of Beginning Band Students at Home
… student perspective, as well as the emergence of remote learning resources. This study was designed to examine the beginning band students’ perspectives of their home music practice. Qualitative data was gathered through surveys, discussions and a <em>videovoice</em> project in which students …
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Simulating a virtual drilling task using audio, visual, and mouse movement cues during the COVID-19 pandemic
… This is particularly important when considering remote learning where trainees may be able to practice various psychomotor-based skills at home with commonly available computer hardware and devices.
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Bolstering independent learning in the online age: concept-centric approaches to improving content accessibility
As learning becomes more and more dependent on online Web sources and online learning platforms as evidenced by the shift to remote learning during COVID-19, new challenges are emerging in the educational landscape. In this thesis, we will explore several new challenges in the shifting landscape of …
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THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 REMOTE SCHOOLING ON HOME AND SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
… a widespread transition to emergency remote learning modalities by most educators and students. The primary objective of this inquiry was to gain valuable insight into the effects of the rapid innovation that occurred at home and at school throughout this period, with the aim of …
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Factors that influence the inclusion and participation of disabled students in higher education
… as inclusive as possible”, and “dualities of remote learning”, which highlight disabled students' needs for assistive technology and financial support, the inaccessible physical spaces and facilities, and the experiences of remote learning in the COVID-19 pandemic. Theme 2, “fostering …
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Implications of emergency online learning in K-12 schools: a meta-synthesis
… an abrupt and widespread transition to emergency remote learning in K–12 schools globally, profoundly altering instructional delivery and learning experiences between 2020 and 2021. This qualitative meta-synthesis investigates the challenges of this transition by integrating findings from 20 …
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Impact of The COVID-19 Pandemic on Nutrition and Physical Activity of Those Involved in the Educational Process: Educators and Students at the Medical College – Stara Zagora // Отражението на пандемията от COVID-19 върху храненето и двигателната активност на ангажираните в образователния процес - обучаващи и обучаеми в медицински колеж - Стара Загора
… disease. One such measure was the adoption of remote learning. Referred to as “tele-education” or “online learning,” this approach had many advantages in terms of epidemic control and economic efficiency, but it also brought negative consequences for those involved in the educational process. …
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A Study on the Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic on Learner Performance in Grade 12 in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province
… to school closures, which disrupted teaching and learning. The significant loss of instructional time negatively affected learner performance for an extended period. Additionally, the study aimed to raise awareness among policymakers and educational leaders about the need to prepare for future …
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