Conceptions of Learning
Teachers’ and Teacher Students’ Conceptions of Learning and Creativity
... neither learning nor creativity may be a roadblock for fostering creativity in ...the conceptions of learning as assimilation and learners viewed as implicitly passive, may be an obstacle for ...
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Nature of conceptions of learning in a collectivistic society: A qualitative case study of Pakistan
... knowledge conceptions of learning in students (Vermunt, ...students’ conceptions of learning to understand their poor performance in ...
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II.ELICITING PRACTITIONERS’ CONCEPTIONS OF LEARNING DESIGN
... practitioners’ conceptions of learning design, and to provide detailed information for user scenarios for designing the ...the learning design ...
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Exploring conceptions of learning and teaching through the creation of flexible learning spaces: the Learning Gateway - a case study
... physical learning space and the changing conceptions of learning and teaching that are being instigated by a building, designed from the outset, with student learning in ...The Learning ...
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Aspiring beauticians' self regulated learning : an examination of regulation activities and conceptions of learning in an on demand educational program
... the conceptions of learning students had during the first and second COLI: remaining a surface, or deep learning conception, initially a deep learning conception which changed towards a ...
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The Relationship between Students’ Conceptions of Learning and Their Academic Achievement
... of learning lead to the idea that learning is a multidimensional construct (Peterson, Brown, & Irving, ...of learning (Dart et al., 2000). Conceptions of learning are defined as a ...
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To examine the associations between medical students’ conceptions of learning, strategies to learning, and learning outcome in a medical humanities course
... of learning” is defined as learners’ coher- ent knowledge and beliefs about the whole picture of learning [7, ...of conceptions of learning, and each level includes a total of three to four ...
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CONCEPTIONS OF LEARNING THROUGH LEARNING STYLES AND COGNITIVE DIMENSION IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
... (1984), learning style is defined as the generalized differences in learning orientation based on the degree at which people emphasize the four modes of learning ...defined learning style as ...
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Pupils' conceptions of learning geography under the National Curriculum
... Each subject group produced an Interim Report that was open to consultation amongst a wide audience before drafting the Final Report to be submitted to the National Curriculum Council (N[r] ...
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Students' and lecturers' conceptions and philosophy of teaching and learning in university
... lecturers’ conceptions and philosophy of university teaching and learning at the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia ...answer conceptions and philosophy of university education and its teaching and ...
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A Study of Students' Conceptions of Networked Learning in a Developing Country Setting
... students’ conceptions of learning; Prosser, Trigwell and Taylor’s (1994) study on academics’ conceptions of science learning and teaching; Marton and Booth’s (1997) study on learning ...
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Approach to Learning of Medical Students in a Caribbean Medical School
... the learning environment, the curriculum and assessment may influence their approach to ...to learning has not been previously studied at Xavier University School of Medicine, ...respondents’ ...
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Vol 15, No 3 (2016)
... students conceptions of learning is important as they provide a means of understanding how students conceive of learning and how these concepts might be carefully applied to teaching in contexts ...
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The Experience of Teaching in Art, Design and Communication
... of conceptions of teaching are shown to have relations with studies of conceptions of learning (Prosser et ...reporting conceptions of learning, Marton, Dall’Alba & Beaty (1993) ...
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A NODEL OF LEARNING: AN INVESTIGATION OF TECHNICIANS' APPROACHES TO OPEN LEARNING
... A dominant theme emerging from the analysis is the distinction between 'memorising' conceptions and 'understanding' conceptions of learning. It appears in its simplest form where learn[r] ...
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THE USE OF MENTAL MODELS AND ILL-STRUCTURED PROBLEMS IN DETERMINING STUDENTS’ ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTIONS IN STOICHIOMETRY
... based learning, it is assumed that learners construct mental models of phenomena in response to particular learning tasks by integrating pieces of information about the structure, function/behavior, and ...
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The Professionalisation of Academics as Teachers in Higher Education
... student learning. If teachers are to put students and their learning at the centre of teaching, they must also learn to inquire into their students’ learning – to become aware of what students expect ...
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Pre-Service Elementary Teachers’ Proof and Counterexample Conceptions
... that learning this fundamental distinction is a way to move from empirical reasoning to deductive ...creating learning opportunities for students in which they encounter various types of arguments may not ...
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A phenomenographic study of beginner acupuncture clinicians' conceptions of practice and learning
... overall aim Structural^ Strategy employed to achieve the aim Memorise information and practice skills Emulate, observe and copy other practitioners Experiment in clinical [r] ...
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Teachers’ Conceptions of Student Engagement in Learning: The Case of Three Urban Schools
... There was also agreement that if teachers take into consideration students’ lives and the obstacles they are facing, the negative effects of those barriers can be reduced and students can become engaged in the classroom. ...
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