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The Psyche of “Self” in Students’ Systemic and Structural Interaction with Online Teaching-Learning Platforms

  • Luleå University of Technology

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Abstract

This study provides insights on students’ psyche of “self” as characterized by their selfevaluations of their systemic and structural interactions with online teaching-learning platforms that serves as virtual classrooms since the start of COVID-19 pandemic. Guided by the well-established knowledge that activities of individuals are realized by goal-directed actions, informed either by mental or motor conscious processes, as objects of the cognitive psychology of skills and performances, data was collected from 687 graduate students in a Ghanaian university, using a structured questionnaire. It was found that students, as learners perceive instructors who provide the teaching as not understanding the students’ use of critical self-regulated learning strategies to enhance students’ virtual learning environments. It is concluded that students manifest a psyche of “self” that excite their self-regulation mechanisms and supports their virtual learning, which if incorporated in the pedagogic of their online teaching, could result in their attainment of academic success.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationApplied Human Factors and Ergonomics International
PublisherAHFE International
Pages10-18
Number of pages9
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2022

Publication series

NameApplied Human Factors and Ergonomics International
Volume42
ISSN (Electronic)2771-0718

Keywords

  • Exemplary paper
  • Online teaching-learning platform
  • Psyche of “Self”
  • Self-evaluation
  • Structural interaction
  • Systemic interaction
  • Tertiary students
  • Virtual classroom

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