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E-learning with adolescents refers to the process through which students make efforts to achieve balance in their learning environment and improve their academic performance (Nie et al, 2004) consisting of learning habits utilization of e-learning resources, learning motivation, learning styles etc. The rise of e-learning has helped to encourage students to take on more responsibility to their own acquisition of knowledge. Online education may provide few opportunities for social and emotional development. One of the main adjustments to online learning is becoming comfortable in a virtual community rather than the face to face environment. The lack of physical virtual presence of both the teacher and fellow course-mates in definitely major adjustment. One of the innovative applications of computer in the teaching and learning process is known as e-learning. E-learning can be CD-ROM based, network based, internet based or intranet based. It can include text, video, audio, animation and virtual learning. It is self-paced, hand on carrying. The quality of e-learning, as in every form of training is in its content and its delivery. The beauty of e-learning, however, is the new software allows the creation of every effective learning environment that can engulf you in the material. E-learning refers to a wide range of applications and processes designed to deliver instruction through electronics devices such as CD-ROM or video conferencing through sattelite transmission. It also includes online-learning, web-based learning and computer based learning. Online education may provide few opportunities for social and emotional development. One of the innovative applications of computer in the teaching and learning process is known as e-learning. An individual is adjusted if he is adjusted with himself to his environment. Adjustment is a process of finding and adopting modes of behavior suitable to the environment or the change in the environment. It is the establishment of a satisfactory relationship as representing harmony, conformance and adaptation or like. In other words, both personal and environment factors work side by side in adjustment. An individual is adjusted if he is adjusted to himself and to his environment. It is the ways and means to help the individual to meet the demands of changed conditions by adopting or modifying his previous ways of doing or facing things. An individual needs to change of modify himself in some way or the other to fit into or accommodate himself with his environment. As the conditions in the environment are changing all the time, adjustment is also a continuous process. It is process of directing one’s efforts towards modification of behavior and attitudes. It can be interpreted as both process and the outcome of that process in the form some attainment or achievements.

Upadhyaya (2016) examined the difference in adjustment among day scholars and hostel students. A total sample of 600 school students was selected 300 day students. The data was collected with the help of Bell’s Adjustment Inventory and analysis by t-test. The results revealed that the day scholars and hostel students different significantly, on health, social, emotional and overall adjustment. Kour (2017) studied exploring adolescent student’s attitude towards the effectiveness of e-learning in their academic life. Random sampling technique was used to draw the sample from various high schools of district Srinagar. The sample for the present study consisted of 100 adolescent students (50 male and 50 female). Data was collected by using Dimple Rani’s attitude towards e-learning scale. Statistical techniques of Mean, SD and t-test were used to analysis the data. The results indicated that adolescent students have favourable attitudes towards e-learning. Both male and female high school students have positive attitude towards e-learning. The results of the study further revealed that there exists no significant difference between adolescent male and female students in their attitude towards e-learning. Bhatt (2018) examined the assessment of e-learning readiness among adolescent children in relation to self regulation. The purpose of the study to assess readiness among adolescent students in relation to self-regulation of Govt. Sen. Sec. Schools. The sample of the study comprised of 196 students (boys and girls) selected randomly from the Govt. Sen. Sec. Schools of Punjab. E-learning readiness self assessment tool and self regulation questionnaire were employed to collect the information. The findings of the study revealed a significant negative relationship between total e-learning readiness and self-regulation among adolescent boys of senior secondary schools. A study also revealed e-learning readiness and self-regulation of adolescent girls. Janardhanam and Murthy (2020) conducted a study on adjustment among college students. Sample of the present study consisted of sixty college students in Chittor district of Andhra Pradesh state. Adjustment inventory was designed by Sinha and Singh (1968) was administered. Findings of the study revealed that male have poor adjustment than female. Further, it was found that there exists significant difference between arts and science course studying on their adjustment i. e.students studying of arts course have poor adjustment than the students studying of science course. Researchers further wanted to investigate that whether ages of 18-20 years and 21-24 years would differ significantly on their adjustment among college students. It was found that the student age of 18-20 years has poor adjustment that the students age of 21-24 years.

A sample of 200 private school students (100 boys and 100 girls) was randomly selected from the 10 private schools of Hoshiarpur district of state Punjab.

1. Mean, SD and SE_D were computed. 

2. ‘t' – ratio was calculated. 

3. Co-efficient of correlation was calculated.

Table-1: Showing the Mean, SD, SE_D and ‘t'-ratio of E-learning of 100 boys and 100 girls of adolescents.

Group	N	Mean	SD	SED	‘t’Value
Boys	100	189.09	17.34	2.47	3.98**
Girls	100	198.93	17.59

 Table-2: Showing the Mean, SD, SE_D and ‘t'-ratio of Adjustment of 100 boys and 100 girls of adolescents. 

Group	N	Mean	SD	SED	‘t' Value
Boys	100	94.64	25.40	3.25	1.51
Girls	100	99.57	20.34

 Table-3: Showing the Coefficient of Correlation between E-learning and Adjustment of adolescents.

S. No.	Group of Variables	N	‘r'
1	E-learning	200	0.276
2	Adjustment	200

On the basis of findings of the present study, the following educational implications are should be keeping in consideration:
1.     These results will give immense help to the Principals,Teachers, Parents, Curriculum Planners, Guidance Workers and Counselors to know and solve the problems of adolescents.
2.     The results will be very beneficial in the development of the curriculum at the school level.
3.     The results will be very beneficial in the development of mobile apps and software’s so that the adolescents can learn anytime and anywhere.
4.     E-learning programs conducted like seminars, workshopsshould be organized to help the students to improve study habits through adjustment.
5.  E-learning with adjustment has improved the academic level of future ahead the combination of both e-learning and adjustment make self confident &optimistic.
6.     Today’s guidance services should be provided to develop e-learning with adjustment.

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