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Learning styles are neither individualistic and reflect the way individuals perceive and process information from educational environment. A quasiexperimental study involving 145 accounting students from a public university was carried out to test the effect of two learning strategies on the deve...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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penerbit ukm
2005
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| Online Access: | http://journalarticle.ukm.my/154/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/154/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/154/1/1.pdf |
| Summary: | Learning styles are neither individualistic and reflect the way individuals
perceive and process information from educational environment. A quasiexperimental
study involving 145 accounting students from a public university
was carried out to test the effect of two learning strategies on the development
of cognitive skills. In this study, cognitive skills are made up of two components
namely, technical skills (low-level cognitive) and analytical skills (high-level
cognitive). The experimental group was put through the KOLB Learning Cycle
(KLC) strategy, and the control group went through the traditional learning
strategy, which depended mainly on lectures. Before treatment, pretest data
indicated no difference in the learning styles of the two groups. Posttest results
(two-way ANOVA) showed no significant interaction effect was found between
learning styles and treatment. Results on the relationship between the four phases
of learning in the KLC and the development of cognitive skill indicated that the
active experimentation phases had a high relationship with the achievement of
cognitive skills. Activities in phase three (experimentation) and phase four
(conceptual abstract) contributed towards the achievement of technical skills.
Activities in phase 1 and phase 2 contributed towards the achievement of
analytical skills. |
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