The current study reports on the results of research into introductory accounting students’ conceptions of accounting and expectations of learning the subject of accounting within Portuguese higher education. The results validate the use of the ELAcc inventory in Portuguese higher education and are in line with the literature that argues that subject area has an influence on aspects of learning. In particular, they point out the differences between specialist and non-specialist students’ conceptions of accounting and their expectations of learning accounting. This circumstance highlights the need to consider the different programmes in which introductory accounting is taught.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Abstract This study investigates the intention of 691 students graduating from Accounting courses at...
This study is concerned with students' and lecturer's experiences of learning and teaching introduct...
The aim of this study is to identify the factors that influence the process of teaching and learning...
The purpose of this study is to explore the conceptions of learning exhibited by accounting students...
Mastering basic Accountancy concepts appropriately and analyzing their characteristics are essential...
The Ministry of Education (MEC) establishes the National Curricular Guidelines for the Graduate Prog...
This study investigated the conceptions and trends related to the curriculum of the Accounting major...
Artigo publicado em revista científica internacionalThe literature shows important and crucial chang...
Students' conceptions of learning (CoL) play an important role in the learning process leading to th...
This paper draws upon educational research to examine lecturers' conceptions of teaching introductor...
This research aims to identify the understanding of the undergraduate students in Accountancy about ...
Students’ conceptions of learning or preconceived views of what learning means to students have been...
The accounting profession is undergoing significant changes due to revolutions in technology and mar...
This paper explores how accounting is perceived [supported on Geiger and Ogilby (2000) paper] and wh...
Previous researches in Greece have not investigated if there is any relation between learning concep...
Abstract This study investigates the intention of 691 students graduating from Accounting courses at...
This study is concerned with students' and lecturer's experiences of learning and teaching introduct...
The aim of this study is to identify the factors that influence the process of teaching and learning...
The purpose of this study is to explore the conceptions of learning exhibited by accounting students...
Mastering basic Accountancy concepts appropriately and analyzing their characteristics are essential...
The Ministry of Education (MEC) establishes the National Curricular Guidelines for the Graduate Prog...
This study investigated the conceptions and trends related to the curriculum of the Accounting major...
Artigo publicado em revista científica internacionalThe literature shows important and crucial chang...
Students' conceptions of learning (CoL) play an important role in the learning process leading to th...
This paper draws upon educational research to examine lecturers' conceptions of teaching introductor...
This research aims to identify the understanding of the undergraduate students in Accountancy about ...
Students’ conceptions of learning or preconceived views of what learning means to students have been...
The accounting profession is undergoing significant changes due to revolutions in technology and mar...
This paper explores how accounting is perceived [supported on Geiger and Ogilby (2000) paper] and wh...
Previous researches in Greece have not investigated if there is any relation between learning concep...
Abstract This study investigates the intention of 691 students graduating from Accounting courses at...
This study is concerned with students' and lecturer's experiences of learning and teaching introduct...
The aim of this study is to identify the factors that influence the process of teaching and learning...