behaviour and learning
Learning behaviour and learning outcomes : the roles for social influence and field of study
... approach learning in the manner outlined in the work of Biggs and colleagues (Biggs, 1989, 1999; Biggs, Kember, & Leung, 2001; Biggs & Tang, 2007a, 2007b) on learning ...is, learning ...
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The relationship between learning style, learning behaviour and recall of important and seductive details : a correlational study using an educational video
... Multimedia Learning Preference Test, thus providing useful insight into the reasons why students’ specific learning behaviour matches their generic learning style for some frames/in some ...
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Instrumental learning and conformity behaviour as a function of dogmatism, misinformation and status of information source.
... Instrumental learning and conformity behaviour as a function of Instrumental learning and conformity behaviour as a function of dogmatism, misinformation and status of information sour[r] ...
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Building bridges into the adolescents' world and their learning community : exploring issues of diversity, special education and the role of Resource Teachers of Learning and Behaviour in secondary schools : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education (Adult Education), Massey University
... into the Adolescents' World and their Learning Community: Exploring issues of diversity, special education and the role of Resource Teachers of Learning and Behaviour in secondary school[r] ...
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Prominent features for generation Z learning behaviour in digital society environment
... digital learning and find it easiest to learn from the ...of learning behaviour generation z is ...z learning, how they can store all their information and knowledge regarding their subject in ...
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Learning behaviour, market orientation and firm performance
... to learning for market driven behaviour and learning for market driving ...between learning orientation and MO (Morgan et ...of learning behaviour underpin market-driven ...
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Characterising patterns of engagement of different participants in a public STEM-based analysis project
... level learning behaviours (over a third at transition level and nearly half at breakthrough level) than any other group ...their behaviour, for instance they voluntarily devised a rota to ensure all the ...
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Learning behaviour, team contexts and team performance
... constrained behaviour whereas voluntarism more flexible processes and choice for organisational actors (Ansoff, 1979; Cyert and March, 1963; Pawar and Eastman, ...method-based learning. Method-based ...
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Refining questionnaire-based assessment of STEM students’ learning strategies
... measuring learning strategies of medium generality, between learning styles and learn- ing tactics (Wild ...resource-related learning strategies and comprises dimensions of learn- ing strategies ...
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Collaborative reinforcement learning of autonomic behaviour
... Reinforcement Learning (CRL) is a bottom-up approach to tackling the complex time- varying problems of engineering autonomic behaviour for distributed systems where there is no support for global ...
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The effect of pathogens on honeybee learning and foraging behaviour
... in behaviour and orientation and often fail to return to the hive (Kralj and Fuchs, ...of behaviour occurring ‘for the good of the species’ has now been disproved in many cases as such behaviours that ...
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Factors affecting students’ change of learning behaviour
... This paper will be discussing some results obtained from a study concerned with changing students’ attitudes in Engineering Mathematics through working on mathematical thinking. The research was conducted in three ...
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Using Ecological Momentary Assessment to Describe the Daily Fluctuations of Binge Watching Behaviour and its’ Effect on University Students
... The students’ learning behaviour was assessed on the basis of five items. These are based on a survey by Lizzio, Wilson and Simons (2002). The participants were asked about the number of study points they ...
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Learning Impact and its Effect on Student Behaviour
... of learning within the classrooms and school, but also in serving as a role model for other schools that exist within similar contextual ...serious behaviour problems-if a behaviour problem appears ...
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Research as learning : the realities of action research in a New Zealand individualised learning programme : a thesis presented in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Education at Massey University
... cooperative learning resulted i n more social and relaxed learning (student interview data) ...their learning and more supported by other ...about learning together ...past. Learning to ...
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Learning behaviour, market orientation and firm performance
... Experimental learning is often associated with fewer restraints in action which often accounts for why marketers see this as exploration (Gatignon and Xuereb, ...based learning type is structured ...
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English learning as a means of self fulfilment : a grounded theory of language learning behaviour
... At the risk of venturing into territory that is less than strictly grounded in the data, I should like to make a few observations of how status drive may evolve over time. The data appear to suggest that early ...
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Voting Behaviour in a dynamic perspective: a survey
... agents behaviour to not be fixed because individuals are assumed to learn on the basis of their own experience (or the experiences of ...past behaviour and may use that feedback through a learning ...
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RESHAPING DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR PROMOTES WORK EFFICIENCY OF TEACHERS IN PUPILS’ PROCESSING ORGANISATIONS
... any behaviour modification among the students. This short of behaviour hamper the classroom teaching-learning process and at the same time it may affect the behaviour of teachers inside the ...
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Learning behaviour : the report of the Practitioners' Group on School Behaviour and Discipline
... structures, both for pupils and for parents. The aim should be to secure engagement of the community generally, with emphasis on those pupils and parents in particular need of support. We see it as a core part of every ...
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