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1. The study compared student achievement and GPAs in distance education courses versus traditional face-to-face courses.
2. It found no differences in GPA based on whether students took courses at remote sites or the host site where the instructor was located.
3. Younger students (9th grade) had higher GPAs than older students (11th and 12th grade), possibly due to easier course content.
1. The study compared student achievement and GPAs in distance education courses versus traditional face-to-face courses.
2. It found no differences in GPA based on whether students took courses at remote sites or the host site where the instructor was located.
3. Younger students (9th grade) had higher GPAs than older students (11th and 12th grade), possibly due to easier course content.
1. The study compared student achievement and GPAs in distance education courses versus traditional face-to-face courses.
2. It found no differences in GPA based on whether students took courses at remote sites or the host site where the instructor was located.
3. Younger students (9th grade) had higher GPAs than older students (11th and 12th grade), possibly due to easier course content.
Title Author( Objectives/Abstract Variables/ Method Major Results Recommendations
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