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Publish at April 26 2023 Updated April 26 2023
Online courses: a barrier to the student-teacher relationship
The emotional bond difficult to digitize
In distance learning courses, knowing your students becomes a serious challenge to the student-teacher relationship. The erosion of the close relationship is just as important as the risk of dropping out is real when courses are discussed online.
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