Impact of COVID-19 and financial factors on first-year student retention: a comparative study of pre- and post-pandemic cohorts
Kwideok Han,
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R. B. Pandey,
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Kimberly Meints
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et al.
Higher Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 29, 2025
Language: Английский
Students' Instructional Delivery Approach Preference for Sustainable Learning Amidst the Emergence of Hybrid Teaching Post the Pandemic
Published: July 19, 2024
On
return
to
campus
after
the
pandemic,
students
were
subjected
receiving
lectures
online,
in
class,
or
by
emerging
hybrid
approach.
This
study
reports
students'
preference
over
three
approaches
based
on
experience
gained
during
2022/23
academic
session.
One
hundred
and
twenty-seven
(127)
on-campus
Education
one
public
university
Malaysia
participated
study.
Data
was
collected
through
an
online
forum
interviews
with
participants.
The
data
analyzed
using
content
thematic
analysis.
Preference
for
approach
emerged
as
a
finding
themes
describing
what
makes
wholly
class
unpopular
(themes
two);
and,
popularity
of
(theme
three):
1.
On-campus
learner-environment
challenges;
2.
Perceived
lack
Faculty
engagement
support
learning
environment;
3.
Student
faculty
presence
technology
innovation.
What
valued
most
is
face-to-face
technology-enhanced
classroom
interaction
that
retained,
believing
more
effective
interesting
than
online.
They
considered
additional
activities
complementing
learning.
provides
opportunity
fundamental
supplementary
These
findings
imply
institutions
should
prioritize
integration
into
instruction,
leveraging
innovative
enhance
student
outcomes.
Lecturers
consider
adopting
teaching
models
combine
benefits
in-person
flexibility
learning,
catering
diverse
preferences
optimizing
educational
experience.
Language: Английский
Students’ Instructional Delivery Approach Preference for Sustainable Learning Amidst the Emergence of Hybrid Teaching Post-Pandemic
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(17), P. 7754 - 7754
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
Upon
return
to
campus
after
the
pandemic,
students
were
subjected
receiving
lectures
online,
in
class,
or
by
emerging
hybrid
approaches.
This
study
reports
students’
preference
over
three
approaches
based
on
experience
gained
during
2022/23
academic
session.
The
aimed
understand
post-pandemic
considerations/factors
likely
influence
preferences
for
against
any
of
modes
(based
their
experiences
with
each),
and
implications
developing
university
sustainability
frameworks
era.
One
hundred
twenty-seven
(127)
on-campus
Education
one
public
Malaysia
participated
study.
Data
collected
through
an
online
forum
interviews
participants.
data
analyzed
using
content
thematic
analysis.
Preference
approach
emerged
as
a
key
finding
this
Additionally,
perceived
lack
Faculty
engagement
support
learning
environment,
learner-environment
challenges
identified
factors
contributing
decreased
popularity
online-only
class
option
Conversely,
faculty
presence
technology
innovation
that
made
most
popular.
What
valued
is
face-to-face
interaction
retained,
in-class
faculty’s
innovative
use
delivery,
which
they
believed
more
effective
interesting
than
online.
These
findings
imply
institutions
should
prioritize
integration
into
instruction,
leveraging
enhance
student
sustainable
outcomes.
Language: Английский
Trygga digitala rum. Bortom debatten om triggervarningar och cancel culture
Johanna Lauri,
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Disa Helander,
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Linda Sandberg
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et al.
Tidskrift för genusvetenskap,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
44(3), P. 75 - 98
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
This
paper
explores
the
concept
of
“safe
spaces”
in
digital
learning
environments,
specifically
context
gender
studies
education.
Through
a
pedagogical
development
project
called
Safe
Spaces
Online,
we
collaborated
with
colleagues
and
students
to
address
complexities
safety
online
Rather
than
reproducing
often-sensationalized
portrayal
university
settings
found
mainstream
media,
our
examines
how
concerns
around
safe
spaces
are
understood
realized
courses
these
influence
practices.
Drawing
on
experiences,
this
discusses
is
conceptualized
teaching.
Our
discussion
reflects
insights
gained
through
dialogue
both
students,
aiming
enrich
bring
nuance
polarized
debates
higher
education,
particularly
those
concerning
students.
analysis
reveals
that
ways
significantly
diverge
from
popular
media
portrayals.
Contrary
narratives
dominated
by
terms
such
as
“trigger
warnings”
“cancel
culture”,
express
need
for
characterized
structure,
clarity,
relational
engagement,
teacher
presence.
seeks
contribute
more
balanced
understanding
highlighting
practical
aspects
valued
environments.
Language: Английский
PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY AT THE FACULTY OF PHYSICS IN THE CONDITIONS OF DISTANCE LEARNING
Mikolay Makarovsky,
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О. О. Савченко
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The Journal of V N Karazin Kharkiv National University Series Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
40, P. 52 - 54
Published: May 30, 2024
Development
of
high
quality
teaching
remotely
is
currently
at
the
forefront
higher
education
developments.
Particularly
challenging
remote
delivery
programs
that
require
deep
understanding
complex
scientific
phenomena,
as
well
development
practical
skills
and
professional
competencies.
In
this
work,
we
discuss
experience
Physics
degree.
It
noted
different
approaches
are
needed
for
elements.
Based
on
this,
make
recommendations
to
enhance
student
enable
successful
completion
degree
programs.
Remote
defense
diploma
projects
in
format
research
conference
(using
Zoom,
Skype,
GoogleMeet
other
video
communication)
showed
stage
educational
process
successfully
implemented
almost
identical
face-to-face
defense.
Consultations
(on
training
courses,
projects,
projects)
can
be
conducted
remotely.
When
conducting
written
assessments
learning:
tests,
quizzes
examinations
distance
mode
standard
procedures
such
distribution
questions
tasks),
it
quite
difficult
control
students'
performance,
since
there
opportunities
use
various
sources
information.
A
test
system
provide
a
suitable
substitute.
The
lectures
classes
has
shown
lecturer
does
not
have
feedback
occurs
classroom
teaching.
unable
interact
with
audience,
students
hardly
ask
during
lecture
they
go
about
their
own
business
rather
than
listen
lecturer.
Language: Английский