OLSit model lacks replications and evidence for students with underdeveloped self-regulation¶
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q1 i? The literature has yet to see replications of the OLSit model, and there is an urgent need to determine how to support students with underdeveloped self-regulation skills or lacking home technology access. → Dave Edyburn 2021
Evidence¶
Dave Edyburn 2021¶
Dave Edyburn. (2021). Transforming student engagement in COVID-19 remote instruction: a research perspective. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-020-09919-6
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The commentary states that "the literature has yet to see replications of the OLSit model" and calls for exemplars across grade levels and diverse students. This is the author's stated limitation, not an empirical finding.
"Given the recency of the manuscript's publication, the literature has yet to see replications of the OLSit model. Naturally, there is a need for more exemplars of how the model can be used at different grade levels with diverse students."
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OLSit model lacks replications and evidence for students with underdeveloped self-regulation |
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OLSit model lacks replications and evidence for students with underdeveloped self-regulation |
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