2020
DOI: 10.1080/87567555.2020.1803192
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Academic Entitlement Predicts Smartphone Usage during Class

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“…He also stated that many university students use International Journal of Technology in Education and Science (IJTES) 415 smartphones to study (Gerlich, Browning, & Westermann, 2010). It has even been said that students can use smartphones to record their lectures, take notes and watch educational videos in the classroom, thereby increasing student success (Reysen, Reysen, & Reysen, 2020). As can be understood from here, smartphones have naturally become a tool frequently used by students in education.…”
Section: Use Of Smartphones Among University Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He also stated that many university students use International Journal of Technology in Education and Science (IJTES) 415 smartphones to study (Gerlich, Browning, & Westermann, 2010). It has even been said that students can use smartphones to record their lectures, take notes and watch educational videos in the classroom, thereby increasing student success (Reysen, Reysen, & Reysen, 2020). As can be understood from here, smartphones have naturally become a tool frequently used by students in education.…”
Section: Use Of Smartphones Among University Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When student expectations are not met, academically entitled students can make unrealistic demands or lash out in ways that inhibit learning and affect the overall classroom environment. For example, academic entitlement predicts behaviors such as cheating or lying (Elias, 2017; Shapiro, 2012) and checking smartphones rather than paying attention to course content (R. Reysen et al, 2021).…”
Section: Academic Entitlementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When student expectations are not met, academically entitled students can make unrealistic demands or lash out in ways that inhibit learning and affect the overall classroom environment. For example, academic entitlement predicts behaviors such as cheating or lying (Elias, 2017;Shapiro, 2012) and checking smartphones rather than paying attention to course content (R. Reysen et al, 2021). Furthermore, students high in academic entitlement demonstrate lower levels of self-regulated learning, lacking the metacognitive skill to develop a plan by appropriately setting goals and then reflecting or monitoring their own progress (McLellan & Jackson, 2017).…”
Section: Academic Entitlementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diperlukan penyelidikan lebih lanjut pada suatu daerah khusus tentang penggunaan smartphone dalam populasi siswa, khususnya yang berkaitan dengan bagaimana kecanduan smartphone mempengaruhi pembelajaran dan keterlibatan siswa. Keterlibatan siswa sering kali bertepatan dengan keberhasilan siswa (Reysen et al, 2021). Mahsud et al (2020) dalam penelitian tentang tingkat fokus terganggu oleh smartphone membuktikan bahwa setiap budaya berperilaku berbeda.…”
Section: Kelemahan Penggunaan Smartphoneunclassified