Motivation, engagement et satisfaction des besoins psychologiques en formation initiale à l’enseignement lors des premières vagues de COVID-19

International Journal of Technologies in Higher EducationRevue internationale des technologies en pédagogie universitaire(2022)

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The impact of online courses on students’ motivation, academic engagement, and satisfaction of psychological needs during the first waves of COVID-19 was examined with a questionnaire administered to a sample of teachers in training (n = 272) of a French-speaking university in Montreal (Canada). Analysis of the data reveals that participants were less motivated, less engaged and had more problems meeting their psychological needs in online courses than in traditional face-to-face classes. These results are discussed from the perspective of literature currently available on the subject and future developments in online training. R. Chouinard, N. Roy, G. Carpentier et F. Bowen Motivation, engagement et satisfaction des besoins psychologiques... 2022 – International Journal of Technologies in Higher Education, 19(1) ijthe.org 77
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engagement et satisfaction,motivation
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