Exploring Precursor Variables Related to Help-Seeking in Online Learning Environments
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Fall 2021
Department
Agriculture & Tourism
Abstract
Students face numerous challenges in the online courses. The isolation that occurs in this environment impacts students’ ability to seek help. This study sought to determine the relationship between precursor variables and help-seeking in an online dual enrollment course. Relationships between the precursor variables of self-efficacy for learning and performance, goal setting, intrinsic motivation, and task value and help-seeking were statistically significant. Faculty are encouraged to be proactive with students to develop help-seeking skills. Researchers are encouraged to analyze the relationship between student interaction in online and helpseeking.
Publication Title
The CTE Journal
Recommended Citation
Swafford, M., R. Anderson, and M. Wilson. 2021. Exploring Precursor Variables Related to Help-Seeking in Online Learning Environments. The CTE Journal, 9(2): 7 pages.