The Trends and Impacts of Distance Education on Students

  • Dr. Santosh Kumar Panigrahi
Keywords: Distance Education, Students, Examination

Abstract

The motivation behind this article is to introduce a rational perspective on the condition of examination in distance education. Thusly, it is proper to explain what is implied by research first. Customarily, research has been inseparable from the scientific technique; and in education, as of not long ago, experimentation has been the prevailing method of request (Best, 1977). Trial research was the technique by which actual sciences got their sensational outcomes somewhat recently and accomplished their ebb and flow status. Initially intended for the lab where the climate could be painstakingly controlled, test research found its direction to sociologies where lab conditions were difficult, if not difficult to acquire. Accordingly, scientists took on the possibility of irregular determination of their subjects to control for the effect of the trial variable. At the end of the day, if individuals from just one of two gatherings of arbitrarily chose subjects are presented to a trial variable (e.g., distance education), and if the grades of the exploratory gathering show. Nonetheless, in education research most homerooms are pre-chosen by factors other than exploratory necessities. Accordingly, the idea of trial research was modified and gained the name of semi trial examination to reflect this change. Up until this point, distance education research has been overwhelmed by semi trial research which analyzes the effectiveness of distance education to homeroom guidance, eye to eye education, or conventional education

Published
2021-12-10
How to Cite
Dr. Santosh Kumar Panigrahi. (2021). The Trends and Impacts of Distance Education on Students. Design Engineering, 890-895. Retrieved from http://thedesignengineering.com/index.php/DE/article/view/7549
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