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Main Authors: Prorak, Diane, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ488336
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contents Teaching Method and Psychological Type in Bibliographic Instruction: Effect on Student Learning and Confidence. Prorak, Diane And Others Cognitive Style College Freshmen College Libraries Comparative Analysis Cooperative Learning Higher Education Lecture Method Library Instruction Library Research Library Skills Personality Traits Regression (Statistics) Small Group Instruction Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Reports on a study of the effect of small-group, active-learning approaches to bibliographic instruction and psychological type on learning and confidence. No significant relationship was found between students' scores and teaching method or psychological type. A significant relationship was found between knowledge scores and the librarian providing instruction. (Contains 38 references.) (KRN)
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spellingShingle Teaching Method and Psychological Type in Bibliographic Instruction: Effect on Student Learning and Confidence.
Prorak, Diane
And Others
Cognitive Style
College Freshmen
College Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Cooperative Learning
Higher Education
Lecture Method
Library Instruction
Library Research
Library Skills
Personality Traits
Regression (Statistics)
Small Group Instruction
Teacher Effectiveness
Teaching Methods
Teaching Method and Psychological Type in Bibliographic Instruction: Effect on Student Learning and Confidence. Prorak, Diane And Others Cognitive Style College Freshmen College Libraries Comparative Analysis Cooperative Learning Higher Education Lecture Method Library Instruction Library Research Library Skills Personality Traits Regression (Statistics) Small Group Instruction Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Reports on a study of the effect of small-group, active-learning approaches to bibliographic instruction and psychological type on learning and confidence. No significant relationship was found between students' scores and teaching method or psychological type. A significant relationship was found between knowledge scores and the librarian providing instruction. (Contains 38 references.) (KRN)
title Teaching Method and Psychological Type in Bibliographic Instruction: Effect on Student Learning and Confidence.
topic Cognitive Style
College Freshmen
College Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Cooperative Learning
Higher Education
Lecture Method
Library Instruction
Library Research
Library Skills
Personality Traits
Regression (Statistics)
Small Group Instruction
Teacher Effectiveness
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ488336