Precision Teaching and Learning Performance in a Blended Learning Environment

Blended learning has gained increasing popularity in colleges and universities with mixed results. Precision teaching can effectively promote learning performance. The relation between perceived precision teaching (PPT) and the learning performance of college students in a blended learning environme...

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Published in:Frontiers in psychology 2021-02, Vol.12, p.631125-631125
Main Authors: Yin, Bin, Yuan, Chih-Hung
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
blended learning
community of inquiry
learning motivation
learning performance
precision teaching
Psychology
self-efficacy
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Summary:Blended learning has gained increasing popularity in colleges and universities with mixed results. Precision teaching can effectively promote learning performance. The relation between perceived precision teaching (PPT) and the learning performance of college students in a blended learning environment is investigated in this paper. In the research survey is featuring a structural model, 256 college students who attended blended learning courses featuring precision teaching participated. The model results revealed that PPT is directly and positively related to self-efficacy and learning motivation. Self-efficacy and learning motivation are directly and positively related to cognitive, teaching, and social presence. Additionally, cognitive, teaching, and social presence are directly and positively related to learning performance. Therefore, PPT is remotely and indirectly related to learning performance. These findings provide a new perspective for the theoretical study on blended learning performance and provide a realistic reference for precision teaching practice in the blended learning environment.
ISSN:1664-1078
1664-1078
DOI:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.631125