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Table 3 English literature student’ perceptions towards reflective thinking in their online learning courses

From: The mediating effect of knowledge sharing in the relationship between factors affecting knowledge sharing and reflective thinking: the case of English literature students during the COVID-19 crisis

Questions

Mean

Std. deviation

t

Sig. (2-tailed)

1. The online learning platform helped me to have a deeper knowledge of the course content

2.86

.360

− 3.694

.000

2. The online learning platform helped me analyze, synthesize and evaluate concepts and information in literary texts

3. Using the online platform I have learned to compare my experiences to what I have read

4. Using the online platform I have learned to discuss with others to deepen my understanding and explore a range of perspectives

5. The online learning platform helped me interpret and value ideas expressed in literary texts

6. The online platform helped me question the ideas or considering them in depth

7. The online learning platform enabled me to reflect on what I learn

8. The online platform helped me reflect on the literary texts I write

9. The online platform increased my performance in writing for and against certain positions and ideas in literature courses

10. The online platform helped me identify meaningful components of literary texts

11. The online platform helped recall, and retrieve the course content

12. Collaboration through the online platform helped me consider a range of information derived from many different sources

13. The online platform helped me to evaluate ideas from different perspectives

14. The online platform helped me shift from superficial/descriptive responses to critical consideration of issues

15. Using The online platform helped me to take a stand when reading literary texts