MATTERS OF STYLE
By Richard M. Felder. 2004
819 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Literature and Literary Theory, Museology
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/e4f66e9e75a2485a1b8d555e5dbb23f579c171bc
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In Literature and Literary Theory
- Allison J. Lazard
- Lucy Atkinson
- Alvaro Ortigosa
- José M. Martín
- Rosa M. Carro
- Bilal Duman
- Rebecca Brent
- Aysen Ozerem
In Museology
- Allison J. Lazard
- Lucy Atkinson
- Alvaro Ortigosa
- José M. Martín
- Rosa M. Carro
- Bilal Duman
- Rebecca Brent
- Aysen Ozerem
Citations in the corpus
- Putting Environmental Infographics Center Stage (2015, methodology): “…learning preferences, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Kolb’s Learning Style Model, and the Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (Felder, 1996; Thomas, Ratcliffe, Woodbury, & Jarman, 2002), the approach used by Felder and colleagues is one of the few to make explicit…”
- Understanding Student Differences (2005, background): “Designing such an approach does not require assessing the students’ learning style preferences: it is enough for instructors to select a model and attempt to address all of its categories (in Kolb model terms, to teach around the cycle), knowing that every class probably contains students with every”
- The Effects of Brain-Based Learning on the Academic Achievement of Students with Different Learning Styles. (2010, background): “Individual differences observed in the acquisition and processing of information during the learning process result in style differences in learning (Felder, 1996).”
- Inductive Teaching and Learning Methods: Definitions, Comparisons, and Research Bases (2006, neutral): “) [18].”
- ARE LEARNING STYLES INVALID? (HINT: NO!) * (2010, background): “The point is not to match teaching style to learning style but rather to achieve balance, making sure that each style preference is addressed to a reasonable extent during instruction.(4,5) From this viewpoint, instruction is ineffective if it heavily favors one set of learning preferences (and henc”
- Exploring the role of visualization and engagement in computer science education (2003, methodology): “Several learning style models have been presented in the context of computing education, for example, the Felder-Silverman learning model [16, 17] and Kolb’s learning model [36].”
- Sentiment analysis in Facebook and its application to e-learning (2014, methodology): “These data can be obtained from specific tests, such as those related to learning styles (Felder, 1996), personality (Costa & McCrae, 1989) or intelligence (Thurstone, 1938).”
- Learning Environments Designed According to Learning Styles and Its Effects on Mathematics Achievement (2015, background): “All of these differences in learning preferences are signs of their different learning styles (Felder, 1996).”
- The Effects of Personality Type on Engineering Student Performance and Attitudes (2002, background): “If this is done, then all students will be taught in a manner that: (1) addresses their preferences part of the time, keeping them from becoming so uncomfortable that they cannot learn; and (2) requires them to function in their less preferred modes part of the time, helping them to develop skills i”
- A Systematic Review on Educational Data Mining (2017, background): “Every individual has his own learning preference as suggested by Felder [143].”