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April 1, 2024Heliyon9 citationsOpen Access

Relationships between online self-regulation skills, satisfaction, and perceived learning among distance education learners

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SASimon-Peter Kafui AhetoUniversity of GhanaKBKwaku Anhwere BarfiUniversity of Cape CoastCKClifford KwesiUniversity of Cape Coast

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Distance Learning or Distance Education is one of the approaches of education to connect learners and educators or instructors with geographical barriers by using technologies. The nexus between learners' online self-regulation skills, satisfaction and perceived learning continues to be an ongoing debate in distance education for developing countries. No study has looked at the relationships between online self-regulation skills, satisfaction, and perceived learning among postgraduate distance education learners in Ghana. This study purposed to identify the connections between self-regulation skills, learner satisfaction, and learning perceptions. The survey included a total of 1142 postgraduate distance education learners. The structural linkages were investigated using structural equation modelling analysis. The fit index values obtained from the analysis were X

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Aheto et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7101bb6db6435876890d2https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e29467
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