This study examines the impact of constructive alignment on the development of accounting students’ technical and non-technical competencies. The study uses a counterbalancing two-phase mixed-methods experimental design. Accounting students in an auditing course participate in two phases of experimental study. Group interviews are conducted after the experiments to help explain the experiment results. The study shows that implementing constructive alignment that is authentic—or ‘authentic alignment’, is effective to facilitate the development of students’ competencies
Accounting students often have a negative attitude towards the subject andstruggle to unde...
Higher education needs to provide challenging yet supportive learning environments catering for stud...
Purpose Inclusive curriculum design focuses on student’s progression, retention, satisfaction and pr...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of Constructive Alignment (CA), that is alignin...
This paper discusses the different perceptions of first year accounting students about their tutoria...
Business subjects in higher education are critical for solving today’s global business challenges, b...
This report on a pilot project in a third year accounting theory unit uses the theory of constructiv...
The aim of this paper is to scrutinize the degree of applying Constructive Alignment as an education...
Constructive Alignment (CA) is neither the panacea, nor the unalloyed evil depicted in the majority ...
The typical approach to student-centred learning in Economics has focused on innovation within the c...
Sourced from a review of generally recognised problems in accounting education, the aim of the resea...
This paper reports on an action research study on task design and constructive alignment in an optio...
The development of the accountancy profession in response to the evolving needs of the industry requ...
The paper explores the issues involved in maintaining operational alignment between curriculum aims,...
The purpose of this exploratory study is to compare a cooperative learning environment with a tradit...
Accounting students often have a negative attitude towards the subject andstruggle to unde...
Higher education needs to provide challenging yet supportive learning environments catering for stud...
Purpose Inclusive curriculum design focuses on student’s progression, retention, satisfaction and pr...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of Constructive Alignment (CA), that is alignin...
This paper discusses the different perceptions of first year accounting students about their tutoria...
Business subjects in higher education are critical for solving today’s global business challenges, b...
This report on a pilot project in a third year accounting theory unit uses the theory of constructiv...
The aim of this paper is to scrutinize the degree of applying Constructive Alignment as an education...
Constructive Alignment (CA) is neither the panacea, nor the unalloyed evil depicted in the majority ...
The typical approach to student-centred learning in Economics has focused on innovation within the c...
Sourced from a review of generally recognised problems in accounting education, the aim of the resea...
This paper reports on an action research study on task design and constructive alignment in an optio...
The development of the accountancy profession in response to the evolving needs of the industry requ...
The paper explores the issues involved in maintaining operational alignment between curriculum aims,...
The purpose of this exploratory study is to compare a cooperative learning environment with a tradit...
Accounting students often have a negative attitude towards the subject andstruggle to unde...
Higher education needs to provide challenging yet supportive learning environments catering for stud...
Purpose Inclusive curriculum design focuses on student’s progression, retention, satisfaction and pr...