Illusions and revisions of online readiness: The counter-intuitive impact of rapid immersion in digital learning due to COVID-19
Participants were drawn from teacher education programs within a University in the Republic of Ireland. These included undergraduate students who were enrolled in concurrent teacher education degree programs across multiple disciplines (Technology, Sciences, Physical Education, Maths & Languages...
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Zusammenfassung: | Participants were drawn from teacher education programs within a University in the Republic of Ireland. These included undergraduate students who were enrolled in concurrent teacher education degree programs across multiple disciplines (Technology, Sciences, Physical Education, Maths & Languages) and postgraduate students who were completing a Professional Masters in Education (PME) across multiple disciplines (Technology, Sciences, Physical Education, Maths, Music & Languages). Student teachers were invited to complete the Online Learning Readiness Scale (Hung et al. 2010) prior to their first school placement resulting in a response rate of 70%. The second group was invited to complete the same scale prior to their second school placement resulting in a response rate of 56%. |
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DOI: | 10.17632/bhxgr6tmxp |