Donut chart
Engagement and burnout profiles of university students
Four profiles found among Finnish higher education students
The four student profiles Salmela-Aro and Read found when they grouped 12,394 Finnish higher education students by engagement and burnout together. The engaged and exhausted group, 30% of students, is the one a satisfaction-only course evaluation is most likely to miss. Programme directors can use it as a reason to ask about progress and exhaustion as well as satisfaction. Koji course evaluations follow each rating with a question about the reason behind it.
What's in this donut chart
| Share | |
|---|---|
| Engaged | 44% |
| Engaged and exhausted | 30% |
| Inefficacious | 19% |
| Burned out | 7% |
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/student-engagement-burnout-profiles-finland">Engagement and burnout profiles of university students</a>, Koji</p>