Unravelling the complexities of distance education student attrition
Distance EducationPublished 1 January 1999
Christopher K. Morgan, Maureen Tam
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Abstract
This paper reports on an investigation into the complexities of student attrition in a distance education course. Deep‐seated factors involved in the attrition process are disclosed as the particular qualitative research process that was employed mapped student responses through the course of interviews. These tabulations reveal interesting patterns of change as students volunteer explanations for their decisions.
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