The continuing need to improve the quality of education in all tertiary sectors including accounting is ever present. It is imperative that, as educators, we have some knowledge of our student group in order to best tailor a course that meets students many and varied needs and, importantly, those of the professional acounting bodies. There is no magic formula - as educators involved in flexible delivery we are mindful that we need to innovate by experimenting, evaluate by investigation and reappraise, and thereafter improve, what we do. Importantly we need to remember that we are learners too. The aim of this paper is to measure the perceptions of different groups of learners in large core accounting course in relation to flexible deliv...
Master of EducationIn this thesis, as a teacher-researcher, I explored the difficulties many student...
The weaknesses of ‘traditional’ modes of instruction in accounting education have been widely discus...
Higher education is fundamental to the accounting profession. However, increased competition, the ne...
The development, delivery and assessment of large, introductory, undergraduate courses that include ...
There are a number of influences in the changing nature of the higher education landscape, one of wh...
Traditionally, undergraduate accounting courses are lecture-centred and therefore limit the opportun...
If accounting students need holistic educational programmes that can contribute to society and cope ...
This study explores teaching in accounting. The study takes a qualitative research approach and uses...
Why do students learn different things when appearing to have the same classroom experience? This pr...
The authors wish to acknowledge explicit and implicit contributions made by students who participate...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of first year undergraduate student...
Sourced from a review of generally recognised problems in accounting education, the aim of the resea...
Teaching accounting to first year university students in higher education institutions is becoming i...
Students' conceptions of learning (CoL) play an important role in the learning process leading to th...
Accounting students often have a negative attitude towards the subject andstruggle to unde...
Master of EducationIn this thesis, as a teacher-researcher, I explored the difficulties many student...
The weaknesses of ‘traditional’ modes of instruction in accounting education have been widely discus...
Higher education is fundamental to the accounting profession. However, increased competition, the ne...
The development, delivery and assessment of large, introductory, undergraduate courses that include ...
There are a number of influences in the changing nature of the higher education landscape, one of wh...
Traditionally, undergraduate accounting courses are lecture-centred and therefore limit the opportun...
If accounting students need holistic educational programmes that can contribute to society and cope ...
This study explores teaching in accounting. The study takes a qualitative research approach and uses...
Why do students learn different things when appearing to have the same classroom experience? This pr...
The authors wish to acknowledge explicit and implicit contributions made by students who participate...
This paper discusses student satisfaction and course experiences of first year undergraduate student...
Sourced from a review of generally recognised problems in accounting education, the aim of the resea...
Teaching accounting to first year university students in higher education institutions is becoming i...
Students' conceptions of learning (CoL) play an important role in the learning process leading to th...
Accounting students often have a negative attitude towards the subject andstruggle to unde...
Master of EducationIn this thesis, as a teacher-researcher, I explored the difficulties many student...
The weaknesses of ‘traditional’ modes of instruction in accounting education have been widely discus...
Higher education is fundamental to the accounting profession. However, increased competition, the ne...