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Ding, Feng; Curtis, Fiona – Higher Education Research and Development, 2021
The transition to university life is challenging, involving academic adaptation and social and lifestyle adjustment, so it is no surprise that attrition is at its highest in the first year of attending university. Studies have investigated factors influencing students' adjustment, and the formation of a new learner identity within university has…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Personal Narratives, Inquiry, Identification (Psychology)
Ding, Feng – Journal of College Student Development, 2017
In school-to-university transition literature, autonomy has been implied or explicitly explained as an important factor to predict the persistence and engagement of students in higher education; however, little qualitative research addresses students' transition in relation to autonomy, what these students have to go through in terms of becoming…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Personal Autonomy, Longitudinal Studies, Qualitative Research
Ding, Feng; Stapleton, Paul – Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2015
Transitioning from school to university is a major development for learners, often accompanied by difficulties. When overseas students arrive at university for the first time these challenges are multiplied. It is suggested, however, that these difficulties can be mitigated to a certain extent via the use of online social networks. The present…
Descriptors: Social Networks, Online Systems, College Freshmen, Student Adjustment