2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijedro.2021.100061
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Who feels good in school? Exploring profiles of scholastic well-being in secondary-school students and the effect on achievement

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“…The frequency of using digital technology affects students' digital knowledge for the better. Utilization of learning using digital adaptation media variations and improvement of student learning styles become more complex and innovative (Zacharis, 2011); (Obermeier et al, 2021). Learning styles are related to concentration, processing messages, internalizing, and managing new information.…”
Section: Figure 3: the Assessment Results Of Aplication Mcomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The frequency of using digital technology affects students' digital knowledge for the better. Utilization of learning using digital adaptation media variations and improvement of student learning styles become more complex and innovative (Zacharis, 2011); (Obermeier et al, 2021). Learning styles are related to concentration, processing messages, internalizing, and managing new information.…”
Section: Figure 3: the Assessment Results Of Aplication Mcomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, physical complaints related to school have been found to be associated with higher levels of school reluctance and school absenteeism (Hascher & Hagenauer, 2020). Conversely, the absence of physical complaints related to school has been shown to be associated with higher academic achievement (Obermeier et al, 2021). Social integration is defined here as integration into the class community.…”
Section: T H Eor Etica L Backgrou N D Students' Well-beingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So zeigen bspw. Obermeier et al [30] in ihrer Studie auf, dass bei der Betrachtung des Wohlbefindens als globales Konstrukt negative sowie positive Komponenten des Wohlbefindens gegeneinander aufwiegen. In der Studie von Hascher und Hagenauer [16] zum schulischen Wohlbefinden von Schulkindern werden u. a. geschlechtsspezifische Unterschiede deutlich.…”
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“…Schulkinder an Schulen mit einem niedrigeren Bildungsziel ein niedrigeres subjektives Wohlbefinden im Vergleich zu Schulkindern an Schulen mit höherem Bildungsziel aufweisen [18]. Obermeier et al [30] identifizieren in ihrer quantitativ angelegten Studie unterschiedliche Wohlbefindensprofile. Schulkinder, welche kein Gymnasium besuchen, lassen sich häufiger dem Wohlbefindensprofil "doubtful" und "affected" zuordnen als Gymnasialschulkinder.…”
Section: Hintergrundunclassified