Learner Directed Instruction: Additional Evidences.
The Accounting Review
1978
Abstract ABSTRACT: Empirical evidence of the effectiveness of learner-directed instruction has been somewhat inconclusive. This article reports the results of an experiment utilizing the self-paced, competency-based method, in contrast to the traditional lock-step instructional method. The experiment was designed to examine whether the use of competence-based requirement in the setting of an accounting class will improve students' performance and whether the self-paced format has differential effects on student performance, The analysis of results indicates that the answer to both questions is positive.
- DOI
- 10.2308/tar-4500622
- Volume
- 53 (1)
- Pages
- 155-161
- Language
- en
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