Charles R. Graham

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Brigham Young University

United States

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Charles R. Graham is a Professor at Brigham Young University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on online education, particularly the roles of self-regulation, parental support, and academic communities in enhancing student engagement. Recent articles authored by Professor Graham investigate both the challenges and strategies relevant to K-12 and higher education in the context of digital learning environments.

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Leanna Archambault

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Arizona State University

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Richard West

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Brigham Young University

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Articles (14)

Encouraging Self-Regulation in an Online University Course for Preservice Teachers: An Intervention Study

Behind the screen: Exploring parental roles in K-12 online education

Parental support challenges for K-12 student online engagement

“Alguien en su rincón”: apoyo para padres en el bachillerato en línea

Academic Communities of Engagement: exploring the impact of online and in-person support communities on the academic engagement of online learners

Understanding the role of online teaching assistants in student engagement

An exploration of institutional and personal barriers to online academic engagement at a Brazilian university

“Someone in Their Corner”: Parental Support in Online Secondary Education

Academic Communities of Engagement (ACE) Framework

Blended Teaching

Digital Learning Transformation in Higher Education: International Cases of University Efforts to Evaluate and Improve Blended Teaching Readiness

Providing Institutional Support for Academic Engagement in Online and Blended Learning Programs

Foundations of online learning: Challenges and opportunities

Preparing Teachers to Teach in K-12 Blended Environments: A Systematic Mapping Review of Research Trends, Impact, and Themes

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Christine Greenhow

Leanna Archambault

Richard West

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