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Within the frequent-attender group, the highest content and live-session follower earned the course's highest score while its lowest follower failed

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q1 i? Among frequent attenders, the student with the lowest content and live-session following totals failed the physics course, while the student with the highest totals finished with the highest score. → Ozgur Yilmaz 2015

Evidence

Ozgur Yilmaz 2015

Ozgur Yilmaz. (2015). THE EFFECTS OF "LIVE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM" ON STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT AND STUDENTS' OPINIONS ABOUT "LIVE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM" AT DISTANCE EDUCATION. TOJET: The Turkish Online Journal of Educational Technology, volume 14 issue 1. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1057348

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Descriptive case contrast drawn from the LVPCFF group's per-student table: student 2 followed content and live sessions 52 and 1 times and failed, while student 12 followed 94 and 38 times and "finished physics course with the highest score".

"The student who was numbered as 2 followed content and Live Virtual Physics Classroom, 52 and 1 respectively. The student numbered as 12 followed content and Live Virtual Physics Classroom, 94 and 38 respectively. While student 2 failed at distance physics course, student 12 finished physics course with the highest score."

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