Engaging At-Risk Learners: Educational Psychology in Online Credit Recovery Classrooms
Part of ISTELive 26Presented by Hector Moya | Elissa Robinson | Samantha Viano
Monday 29 June 2026·1:15 pm
High school leaders use credit recovery to help students remediate failed courses and graduate on time. These programs are increasingly carried out using online learning platforms, though research is mixed on their effectiveness. In this study, we use an Educational Psychology framework to explore how these settings promote student engagement.
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