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Teaching Computer Software Skills: Matching Teaching and Learning Styles
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American Journal of Business
Mid-American Journal of Business (1999) 14 (1): 59–68.
Published: 22 April 1999
...Carolyn B. Mueller; Cynthia Sanman Ma This study investigates whether matching teaching approach with student preferred learning style is importantat the undergraduate level. The results suggest that there is a significant association between three areas (1) traditional in‐class and self‐paced...
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Learning Styles and Corporate Training
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American Journal of Business
Mid-American Journal of Business (1992) 7 (1): 3–10.
Published: 22 April 1992
...Charlotte Wenham; Raymond E. Alie This study attempts to verify if occupational groups demonstrate distinct learning styles and learning context preferences, and to assess the implication of any systematic differences for corporate training. Subjects were 140 members of seven occupational groups...
