Correlational study of the impact and adaptation of virtual education among university students
Israel Barrutia Barreto, Carlos Coacalla Castillo, Ilsse Bedoya Gómez, Renzo Antonio Seminario Córdova
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Israel Barrutia Barreto, Carlos Coacalla Castillo, Ilsse Bedoya Gómez, Renzo Antonio Seminario Córdova
Abstract
The present study aims to establish the existent relationship between the implementation of virtual education and the adaptive process of students from two universities: a public one and a private one. Design: non-experimental, correlational and longitudinal. Method: survey. Instrument: quiz. A 104 students sample divided proportionally divided by each university. Students from both universities presented a significant correlation related to the difficulty that meant coordinating with their work team, which was exacerbated by the feeling of not receiving the correct information for their training.
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The present study aims to establish the existent relationship between the implementation of virtual education and the adaptive process of students from two universities: a public one and a private one. Design: non-experimental, correlational and longitudinal. Method: survey. Instrument: quiz. A 104 students sample divided proportionally divided by each university. Students from both universities presented a significant correlation related to the difficulty that meant coordinating with their work team, which was exacerbated by the feeling of not receiving the correct information for their training.
Key concepts: Feeling, Adaptation (eye), Psychology, Sample (material), Mathematics education, Higher education, Applied psychology, Medical education