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Introduction We know from previous researches that academic success is a determinant factor in institutional embeddedness ( Astin, 1993 ; Pusztai, 2015 ; Tinto, 1975 ). Due to emergency remote teaching, the habits of

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conditions, emergency remote teaching (ERT) began at Turkish universities around the same time and in line with the rest of the world. However, the transition to online teaching was announced only a week ahead of the commencement of ERT programs. The Council

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12 teachers' techno-pedagogical skills? Are there any statistically significant differences in how Hungarian K12 teachers perceived emergency remote teaching depending on which techno

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Learning Alone – a kapcsolati beágyazódás vizsgálata a távolléti oktatás alatt

Learning Alone – The Study of Student Relationships during the Emergency Remote Teaching

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Authors:
Gabriella Pusztai
and
Krisztina Győri

. 5 Hodges, C., Moore, S., Lockee, B., Trust, T. & Bond, A. (2020) The Differences between Emergency Remote Teaching and Online Learning. Elérhető: https://er.educause.edu/articles/2020

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respondents said their universities did not use any type of ICT to deliver distance education and 47% stated only moderate use ( Ndahi, 2020 ). However, the adoption of e-learning technology and emergency remote teaching proved a critical factor in vocational

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