Critical Factors Influencing Classroom Participation in Online Learning

  • Samnidze N
  • Didmanidze I
  • Diasamidze M
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Abstract

Efficiency and engagement are considered to be the most critical components of teaching and learning. Teachers have always strived to maximize student involvement and quality participation with the help of various teaching techniques and strategies. The purpose of this study was to explore the ongoing online learning process in language classes and find out ways to enhance student engagement in the process. Research methods: a questionnaire survey and observation were used to determine students’ attitudes, expectations, and the level of involvement in online learning at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. The findings reveal the need to enhance student motivation. The research demonstrates that setting various authentic and interactive tasks with meaningful aims can significantly improve student focus. Additionally, incorporating social and emotional activities and providing teacher support and encouragement can facilitate student interaction and trigger an interest in lifelong learning.

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Samnidze, N., Didmanidze, I., Diasamidze, M., Akhvlediani, D., & Kirvalidze, N. (2023). Critical Factors Influencing Classroom Participation in Online Learning. Platforms, 1(1), 26–33. https://doi.org/10.3390/platforms1010004

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