Volume : 8, Issue : 4, APR 2022

A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON STUDY HABITS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS IN ONLINE AND OFFLINE SITTING

VAIBHAV SAHU, DR. MANORANJAN TRIPATHY

Abstract

Background: Study habit and modes of learning is co-related with each other and have impact on each other. Study habit is termed as the students perform regularly and habitually on order to accomplish the task of learning and modes of learning is termed as an online learning sitting and offline learning sitting.

Aim: The present study aimed to find the difference on study habits in online learning sitting and offline learning sitting of college students.

Methods: In study, Researcher has used to quota-sampling technique for the data collection. A sample of 60, in which 30 whose classes were conducted online and 30 whose classes were conducted offline and ex-post facto research design is used. The data collected from the college students of UG and PG with the help of Study Habit Inventory constructed by M.Mukopadhyay and D.N. Sansanwal. T-test was used for data analysis.

Result: By the help of T-value assumed that there is no significant difference. Null hypothesis is accepted. Thus the result reveals that there is no significant difference in study habit of college students in online and offline learning sitting.

Conclusion: It is concluded that students adopted the online learning as offline learning sitting in these two years of COVID pandemic.

Keywords

STUDY HABIT, MODES OF LEARNING, ONLINE LEARNING, OFFLINE LEARNING.

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