2022
DOI: 10.34044/j.kjss.2022.43.1.27
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Hybrid learning for the digital natives: Impacts on academic performance and learning approaches

Abstract: Multitudes of relevant learning modalities have been heavily researched in higher education, seeking effective curricular delivery to address surface learning and the demands of the industries. One of the trends in 21st-century teaching and learning is hybrid learning. Hence, this study aimed to find out if hybrid learning makes a significant difference in students' academic performance and learning approaches in the delivery of English academic courses at an international university in Bangkok, Thailand. This… Show more

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“…In terms of the significant increase the students' scores on information literacy over the four-week period, the following studies, including Kultawanich (2014); Rodrigo and Platon (2022);and Yeamprayunsaward (2017), found that students' preference of online learning and the capability of the instruction to create their problem-solving skill were among the factors that can explain the findings. While Kultawanich (2014); and Yeamprayunsaward (2017), found that the sample's mean score on information literacy was higher when students support the use of technology in the assessment of information literacy, the study of Koraneekij and Khlaisang (2019) encourages the use of e-portfolios in higher education students as it enabled them to solve learning problems according to their needs both independently, with peers, and with instructors' guidance.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…In terms of the significant increase the students' scores on information literacy over the four-week period, the following studies, including Kultawanich (2014); Rodrigo and Platon (2022);and Yeamprayunsaward (2017), found that students' preference of online learning and the capability of the instruction to create their problem-solving skill were among the factors that can explain the findings. While Kultawanich (2014); and Yeamprayunsaward (2017), found that the sample's mean score on information literacy was higher when students support the use of technology in the assessment of information literacy, the study of Koraneekij and Khlaisang (2019) encourages the use of e-portfolios in higher education students as it enabled them to solve learning problems according to their needs both independently, with peers, and with instructors' guidance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Hybrid learning for the digital natives: Impacts on academic performance and learning approaches [17] 2022 Quantitative Method…”
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confidence: 99%