Literature review #4

Kerollos Dawoud

Professor Goeller

Research in Disciplines: College!

April 20th, 2021

Literature Review #4


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  • Citation
    • Akpınara, Ezgin. “The Effect of Online Learning on Tertiary Level Students' Mental Health during the Covid19 Lockdown.” FutureAcademy.org.uk, The European Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2020, www.futureacademy.org.uk/files/data/fileManager/ejsbs288.pdf.
  • summary
    • The article talked about how Covid-19 and the overall shift into online learning caused students to suffer from a worse learning environment as well as possible mental health changes that came along with the change. The article also mentioned the results from a study that was conducted by the author.
  • Author
    • The author of the article is a Teaching Assistant at the University of Amsterdam. She also has her work published by The European Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences and is thus peer-reviewed
  • Key terms
  • restrictive learning: limited opportunities for instructor and student to meaningfully communicate in various conditions.

    financially disadvantaged families: families who do not have much capital or other assents 

  • Quotes
    • “Unfortunately, students from financially disadvantaged families
      will experience challenges getting access to the internet and even the basic devices in order to participate satisfactorily in online learning”(Akpına 3304)
    • "more than 80% of students surveyed experienced psychological stress due to e-learning crack-up while a further, 26% suffered from the lack of guidance and counseling."(Akpınar 3304)
    • "Online learning does not come cheap; a laptop and
      internet connectivity are prerequisites that must be in place before online learning can proceed."(Akpınar 3305)
  • Value

    • The value the article brings is relevancy. It was published in late 2020, and as such has the most up-to-date information available from other peer-reviewed sources I have. The article also goes into detail about the specific problems online learning has, and even dwells into how poorer students will be affected by it.







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