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Focusing on Entwistle's theory on different learning styles and contrasting approaches to learning, the author investigates whether adult learners adopt any different learning styles and also any contrasting approaches to learning in an information technology course. The author through the data presented in the thesis identifies and demonstrates that there is a certain relation between the contrasting approaches to learning adopted by the adult learners and the perceived usefulness of the information technology course as well as distinguish the one with the strongest correlation. A critique…mehr

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Focusing on Entwistle's theory on different learning styles and contrasting approaches to learning, the author investigates whether adult learners adopt any different learning styles and also any contrasting approaches to learning in an information technology course. The author through the data presented in the thesis identifies and demonstrates that there is a certain relation between the contrasting approaches to learning adopted by the adult learners and the perceived usefulness of the information technology course as well as distinguish the one with the strongest correlation. A critique and discussion supplements the investigation. It is concerned with different parameters of teaching and learning in post compulsory information technology courses and comments on the effectiveness of the specific courses
Autorenporträt
Nikolaos Amanatidis is an ICT trainer, consultant, researcher as well as primary school teacher. His activities include knowledge work and research in London UK, Germany, Cyprus and Thessaloniki, Greece . He holds many years of experience in adult training, ICT development and the design and implementation of educational policies on ICT pedagogy.