Accounting academics have heeded the call to incorporate team learning activities into the curricula, yet little is known of student perception of teamwork and whether they view it as beneficial to them. This study addresses the gap by utilising qualitative techniques to examine student perception of the benefits of teamwork and what aspects of the teamwork will contribute to their future professional work. Results indicate that students perceive teamwork enables the use of deep learning and, further, that teamwork at the undergraduate level contributes to their future abilities in the profession. The paper ends by presenting implications for accounting educators
Traditionally, in Australia, law tutorials for accounting students are conducted by way of a class d...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine accounting students' experience of compulsory grou...
Accounting education faces significant challenges in many countries as it seeks to meet the demand o...
Accounting academics have heeded the call to incorporate team learning activities into the curricula...
Studies have reported that employers, graduates, and other stakeholders do not believe that higher e...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of first year undergraduate student...
Group work has taken on greater significance in accounting education in recent times. There appear t...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of firstyear undergraduate students...
The multidisciplinary nature of the work environment for accountants today demands that new graduate...
Higher education practitioners (Kotey, 2007; Olson-Buchanan et al., 2007; Tempone and Martin, 1999),...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
Higher education in accounting faces a challenge to shift its emphasis from reproducing technical kn...
The purpose of this paper is to examine accounting students' experience of compulsory group work. Th...
Traditionally, in Australia, law tutorials for accounting students are conducted by way of a class d...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine accounting students' experience of compulsory grou...
Accounting education faces significant challenges in many countries as it seeks to meet the demand o...
Accounting academics have heeded the call to incorporate team learning activities into the curricula...
Studies have reported that employers, graduates, and other stakeholders do not believe that higher e...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of first year undergraduate student...
Group work has taken on greater significance in accounting education in recent times. There appear t...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of firstyear undergraduate students...
The multidisciplinary nature of the work environment for accountants today demands that new graduate...
Higher education practitioners (Kotey, 2007; Olson-Buchanan et al., 2007; Tempone and Martin, 1999),...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
This study analyses learning approaches, course perceptions and learning outcomes of a group of seco...
Higher education in accounting faces a challenge to shift its emphasis from reproducing technical kn...
The purpose of this paper is to examine accounting students' experience of compulsory group work. Th...
Traditionally, in Australia, law tutorials for accounting students are conducted by way of a class d...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine accounting students' experience of compulsory grou...
Accounting education faces significant challenges in many countries as it seeks to meet the demand o...