Analysing the Changing Trends among Students in the Post-Pandemic Phase
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Abstract: It has been widely observed and researched that the Personality of the students to a large extent influences their academic and non-academic performance. In recent years the students have gone through the phase of covid-19 pandemic. They got to experience variations in academic environment at educational institutes and at home. They faced changes in their physical, behavioral, and mental health patterns. There were a lot of lifestyle changes caused by the pandemic. There is a remarkable difference in their learning preferences, attitudes, approaches and academic and non-academic parameters. The research paper aims to capture the gradual changes that were introduced with the outbreak of the pandemic. These changes occurred in both the teaching and learning styles. It is interesting to find out these variations and analyze their behavior in the post pandemic phase. A survey has been carried out to understand these factors.
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