Electronic Instruction Considering Learning Styles
One study I am using in my literature review discusses electronic
media and its use in instruction. Even with one method of presentation - electronically - learning styles can still be considered. Researchers used a theory with seven learning styles and examined their correlation with a teaching strategy and type of electronic media. Students in
the Visual Learning Style category were taught with images, diagrams, and
simulations, and their understanding of the material was to be presented in a
similar fashion. Students that prefer Active Learning were taught with role
play, and homework included practicing the information with electronic methods
of discussion and group work. Whether with electronic media or in front of a
classroom, it is important that the teacher “organize activities that take into
account individual learning style, that assessments are designed taking into
account the variety of learning styles of students …”.
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