THE ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS` ATTITUDE TOWARDS TEACHER`S PRESENCE IN ONLINE AND OFFLINE LESSONS (BASED ON QUESTIONNAIRE)
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Significant changes in science and technology has facilitated the improvement of teaching as well as learning. Teacher`s presence is considered as one of the most crucial components of successful learning environment, nevertheless, student`s centered approach is acknowledged by plethora of specialists. The current work scrutinizes the reaction of freshmen to teacher`s presence in Reading and Writing classes in language-specialized university. The study is based on the questionnaire in which about 50 students have participated. The research depends on both quantitative and comparative approaches to identify student`s real opinion about teacher`s presence. This is applicable because presence may contribute to teachers’ reflection-in-action and their ability to reply to classroom situations
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