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Supporting Academic Success of International Students in Online Learning Difficulties in Transition to U.S. Universities

Educators need to understand international students' challenges in online classrooms. Both language and cultural differences influence how well they can fit in U.S. universities. To promote international students' academic success in online classrooms, faculty should not only focus on teaching their subject matter knowledge, but also consider modifying their course designs to make online contents accessible to diverse learners.

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