Significant statements formulated meanings


Theme 1: COPING MECHANISM OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WITH LIMITED INTERNET CONNECTIVITY IN ODL



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Theme 1:

COPING MECHANISM OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WITH LIMITED INTERNET CONNECTIVITY IN ODL
University students develop coping strategies to combat with the challenges that they experienced as students with limited connectivity in online distance learning. Their coping strategies are summarized in the themes is projected in table 2

SIGNIFICANT STATEMENTS

FORMULATED MEANINGS

Codes

P1 137-137, p2-98-99, p3 89-90, P5 94-95, P5 110-111, P6 157-157, P8 94-95, p11115-116, P15 181-182, p18 94-96, p20 291-292

Students seeks assistance from peers in understanding and staying current with the teachings.

Seeking support from peers

P1 141-142, P4 40, P5 87-88, P5 105-106, P7 166-167, P9 103-104, p10 178-179, P11 124-125, P12 110-112, P13 144-145, P16 92-93, P17 54-56

Students find a good spot and time to connect since stable internet connection is highly needed in ODL.

looking for good space and time

P1 138-139, P12 98-99

University Student’s develop strategy in spending their money wisely in their load expenses.

Being thrifty

P2 109, P7 150-151, P15 156-158

University students seeks support socially to turn to in times of needs and emotional crisis to give broader focus and positive outlook.

Seeking social support

P1 150-151, p20 304-305

University students uses online search tools to seek for information and resources to help them do their tasks.

Seeking informational support

P4 135-136, P5 99-100, 143-144, P7 110-111, P8 84-86, P15 184, P18 77-79 p19-118-121

University students learn to accept the new mode of learning and chooses to do their obligations.

Accepting responsibility

P2-96-97, P13 142-144, P18 76-77, P2 116, P14 106-108, p20 297

University students use self-regulating strategies to motivate themselves for the sake of learning.

Regulating the self

P2 105, p3 83-84, P7174-175, p10 148-150, P12 97-98, P13 138-139, P14 113-115

University students have specific time management practices relative to extending study time and doing tasks in advance.

Practicing time management

P899-101, p20 295-296

Students borrow learning resources such as laptops when their gadgets are not enough to perform their task in online distance learning.

Borrowing learning resources

P7 158-159, p10 171-173, p18 93

University students approach teachers when they have internet connection concerns or when they have queries about the requirements.

Approaching teachers

p3 83-84, P5 105, P6 150-151, P7 168-169, p10 165-167, P13 153, P15 170-172, P16 86-89, p17 88-89

Some university students make sure they comply learning tasks by finishing them in advance.

Doing learning tasks ahead

P9 105-109, p11 117-118, p20 315

University students read and study lessons in advance to avoid cramming during class discussions.

Studying in advance



P20 341-342

University students develops self-learning strategies that enable them to do their task independently.

Developing autonomy

P20 299-300



University student’s organizer their tasks and prioritize the most important activities.

Setting priority



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