Online learning can offer greater accessibility for students.
Since joining, Suthers has found an online community of other paramedics and military people who are part of his study group. He said he's found the quality of online learning better than in person. Patrick Suthers is a full-time paramedic and current student in the Queen's University online bachelor of health sciences program.
According to a 2018 national study from the Canadian Digital Learning Research Association, there were more than 1.3 million online course registrations at Canadian post-secondary institutions in 2016-2017, with that number expected to rise in the coming years. And in a soon-to-be published 2021 survey from the association, 78 per cent of institutions said that more fully online courses were either very or somewhat likely for winter 2022.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
Post-secondary students are excited about paying thousands of dollars and not even having in-person classes or the benefit of university facilities? Wouldn't have been my choice, but OK.
I'm surprised at the word 'most'
No shit Sherlock!
How is this a surprise?
Wow and water is wet. defundthecbc
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