Exploring physical education teachers' intention and perceived constraints in offering online lessons using the theory of planned behavior: A multi-country analysis

2024/11/26 by Konukman, Ferman, Filiz, Bijen, Moghimehfar, Farhad +8
#2020- #COVID-19 Pandemic #Physical education and training--Web-based instruction #Physical education teachers

paper · doi:10.25316/ir-19730

Abstract

This article was originally published as: Konukman, F., Filiz, B., Moghimehfar, F., Maghanoy, M.A., Graber, K., Richards, K.A., Kinder, C.J., Kueh, Y.C., Chin, N.-S., Kuan, G., & Jinyu, G.S. (2024). Exploring physical education teachers’ intention and perceived constraints in offering online lessons using the theory of planned behavior: A multi-country analysis. Behavioral Sciences, 14(4), Article 305. https:// doi.org/10.3390/bs14040305

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