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Chapter 4 Referenes

This document contains a list of 57 references cited in Chapter 4. The references are from a variety of academic sources such as journals, reports, and papers. They cover topics related to online learning including challenges of internet connectivity, time management skills, productivity in online courses, benefits of leisure, and student perceptions of distance learning. The list includes references from 2020-2021, with some older works from 2002-2015.

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Chapter 4 Referenes

This document contains a list of 57 references cited in Chapter 4. The references are from a variety of academic sources such as journals, reports, and papers. They cover topics related to online learning including challenges of internet connectivity, time management skills, productivity in online courses, benefits of leisure, and student perceptions of distance learning. The list includes references from 2020-2021, with some older works from 2002-2015.

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