Talking About Leaving Revisited 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-25304-2_9
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The Struggle to Belong and Thrive

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“…This correlation supports other studies showing that students who feel less connected with their academic environment and community are more likely to struggle to learn new topics about their major, affecting their sense of belonging and ability development [7]. Engineering educators should be aware that some of their post-pandemic students may be struggling to keep track of their course material due to their poor development of a sense of belonging and a lack of identification with their academic community [29,30]. This could ultimately negatively affect their learning abilities and interest in making an extra effort to perform better in their college courses [33].…”
Section: Insights On Student Experiences In the Context Of The Univer...supporting
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“…This correlation supports other studies showing that students who feel less connected with their academic environment and community are more likely to struggle to learn new topics about their major, affecting their sense of belonging and ability development [7]. Engineering educators should be aware that some of their post-pandemic students may be struggling to keep track of their course material due to their poor development of a sense of belonging and a lack of identification with their academic community [29,30]. This could ultimately negatively affect their learning abilities and interest in making an extra effort to perform better in their college courses [33].…”
Section: Insights On Student Experiences In the Context Of The Univer...supporting
confidence: 85%
“…Prior research has found a positive relationship between students' sense of belonging at the course level and their academic motivation [28], as well as between students' sense of belonging and their performance at the course level [7]. The literature suggests that characteristics of the learning environment, such as academic, pedagogical, and social interactions, could foster students' sense of belonging in their courses [29], and interactions between students and their professors could have a positive effect on students' sense of belonging in their college courses [30]. It is, therefore, important to consider how interactions are fostered and supported in academic contexts, as these variables characterize the learning environment that affects students' comfort and emotional security in their courses [31].…”
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“…A curve creates a competitive environment in which higher letter grades are artificially treated as scarce resources that students earn by outperforming their peers. 69 In addition, implementing a curve is based on the assumption that student performance will follow a normal distribution without consideration of the external cultural and social pressures that contribute to letter grade scores. 70 A normal distribution should not necessarily arise when comparing student work, even if the student population in a given course is large.…”
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“…This increased sense of belonging to the engineering community may also contribute to persistence in the program. In their follow-up ethnographic study, Seymour and Hunter observed that 52% of switchers were negatively affected by their difficulties in developing a sense of belonging to their STEM program [27]. It was encouraging that most students (63%) were excited to complete the project and have a finished cardiograph.…”
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