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Exploring Style Enhancing The Capacity To Learn Carol Evans Sue Shaw

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Exploring Style Enhancing The Capacity To Learn Carol Evans Sue Shaw
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.25 MB
Pages: 95
Author: Carol Evans; Sue Shaw
ISBN: 9781846638411, 1846638410
Language: English
Year: 2008

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Exploring Style Enhancing The Capacity To Learn Carol Evans Sue Shaw by Carol Evans; Sue Shaw 9781846638411, 1846638410 instant download after payment.

This e-book introduces a selection of papers from the 12th Annual European Learning Styles Information Network Conference on the place of cognitive style in enhancing the capacity to learn. These papers discuss various ways through the cognitive/learning style terminology conundrum to help facilitate advancements in educational practice in a meaningful and informed way. A number of questions are raised regarding the place of cognitive/learning styles in relation to: a broader agenda of learning to learn, state versus trait aspects of styles, along with selected dimensions of powerful learning environments. The papers argue that by using a metacognitive approach and the explicit study of ‘how we learn’, individuals are better placed to plan, deliver and develop their own learning and teaching, and subsequently the learning of others.

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