Linking learning style preferences and ethnicity: international students studying hospitality and tourism management in Australia.
By P. Barron, Charles Arcodia. 2002
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Subfields: Communication, Education, Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
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- Learning styles across cultures: suggestions for educators (2008, background): “As work on the learning style preferences of hospitality management students had already been carried out in the UK and Australia ( Barron and Arcodia, 2002”
- Does culture influence learning styles in higher education (2007, background): “A modest body of the recent interdisciplinary research in this area aims to enhance our understanding of how learning styles or approaches vary across cultures (De Vita, 2001; Ramburuth, 2001; Paul and Arcodia, 2002; Morse, 2003).”