Haoqun Yan
ABSTRACT
With the popularity of online training mode, students' online learning effectiveness has been widely concerned by educational practitioners and scholars. From the perspective of college students' self-management ability, this study discussed the correlation between self-management ability and online learning effectiveness. It adopted the method of questionnaire survey in empirical research, with students from universities in mainland China and Macao as samples. Analysis of the questionnaire results shows that there is a positive correlation between them, but the correlation between mainland universities is stronger than it in Macao. According to the research results, this paper analyzed the reasons for the correlation differences and puts forward some suggestions to improve the self-management ability of college students.
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