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Nasaq Journal
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Iraqi EFL Students’ Attitudes towards Online Learning
Online Learning
Attitudes
Investigating
EFL Students
Online Instruction
Maysaa Rashid Abdul-Majeed Al-Rubaye
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Online learning is not a new concept in education, but it has been used extensively since the Covid-19 pandemic and is still in use now. Every student in the world has gone through this learning process from the primary to the college levels, with both teachers and students conducting instruction online (at home). The goal of the current study is to investigate college students’ attitudes towards online learning. To accomplish the goal of the current study, a questionnaire is developed and adjusted before being administered to a sample of 155 students. Additionally, validity and reliability are attained. Some conclusions, recommendations, and suggestions are offered in the end.

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