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Taylor, Steven A.; Humphreys, Michael; Singley, Roger; Hunter, Gary L. – Journal of Marketing Education, 2004
The following study investigates the relative importance of Web management practices in business curricular pedagogy from an undergraduate student perspective. Using conjoint methodology, the results suggest that students early in their program of studies tend to most value (more) tests in terms of course attributes, while students later in their…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Student Attitudes, Cognitive Style, Instructional Design
Check, John F. – 1984
This study was conducted to determine theoretical models, learning styles, and activities adult learners prefer. From a total of 154 survey forms administered to undergraduate and graduate students in adult studies and in the adult learner course at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 119 questionnaires were analyzed, using a chi square model on…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Adult Students, Andragogy
Schuttenberg, Ernest M.; And Others – 1984
The question of why adult learners prefer particular course design patterns was studied. During fall 1981, 281 adult continuing professional education students at Cleveland State University and at several U.S. military bases in West Germany and Italy were studied. The research was based on two previous studies: one tested hypotheses generated from…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Adult Students, Cognitive Style, Course Content
Richards, Jack C.; Lockhart, Charles – 1994
The discussion of reflective techniques for second language teaching is intended for teacher trainees and in-service teachers and focuses on practical applications of the reflective method. Each chapter presents an important dimension of teaching and poses questions for classroom observation, investigation, and critical reflection. The suggested…
Descriptors: Beliefs, Class Activities, Classroom Communication, Classroom Observation Techniques