Remote learning from the perspective of students life positions pilot study report
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Life positions in transactional analysis allow to define a person's relationship to himself and to his environment. In the article, the author attempts to analyze whether the life position adopted by the respondents may somehow affect their attitude to the distance learning forced by the pandemic.
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