E-Learning in COVID-19: Lived Experiences of College Students of Notre Dame of Midsayap College Living in Remote Area
Journal Title: Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal - Year 2023, Vol 8, Issue 2
Abstract
This study was conducted to determine the lived experiences of college students of Notre Dame of Midsayap College living in remote area, the challenges they encounter and their survival mechanisms towards e-learning. The researcher applied descriptive phenomenological design to explore the phenomenon and experiences of college students on e-learning while living in remote area. The ten (10) competent conversational partners (CPs) were selected through the use of purposive and snowball sampling. The interview guide was used as the main research instrument. Their responses were properly recorded, transcribed, interpret and analyzed thematically. The results explore 3 key concepts or main themes that emerged as important for CPs lived experience, they are preparation of e-learning resources, internal and external challenges, and survival mechanism. It is discovered that e-learning have an adverse outcome to CPs living in remote area. The confronted challenges such as noisy environment, financial related problem, time management, and technical issues contributed to the worsen situation of educational system on e-learning. However, those challenges were positively address by the CPs through acceptance, managing time, self-distraction, parents' support, active coping and self-motivation. Therefore, college students of Notre Dame of Midsayap College living in remote area positively accepted and adapt to e-learning through their various coping mechanisms and strive to continue amidst the situation in e-learning.
Authors and Affiliations
Liza Gapasin, Carl Justin Riingen, Angelica Roca, Realene Amandoron, Resty Christain Lloyd Llaguno, Marvin Burlado, Ricardo Quiñones
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