ERIC Number: EJ899564
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2007-Aug
Pages: 12
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ISSN: ISSN-1544-0389
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Activity Based Learning in a Freshman Global Business Course: Analyses of Preferences and Demographic Differences
Levine, Mark F.; Guy, Paul W.
Journal of College Teaching & Learning, v4 n8 p27-38 Aug 2007
The present study investigates pre-business students' reaction to Activity Based Learning in a lower division core required course entitled Introduction to Global Business in the business curriculum at California State University Chico. The study investigates students' preference for Activity Based Learning in comparison to a more traditional lecture and exam format. It also investigates whether or not students' with perceived interests in different aspects of business have preferences for activities that focus on different types of processes. It further analyzes whether or not gender and class standing play a significant role in these dynamics. (Contains 11 tables and 2 footnotes.)
Descriptors: Required Courses, Business Education, Student Attitudes, Teaching Methods, Introductory Courses, College Freshmen, Lecture Method, Learning Activities, Testing, Gender Differences, Class Rank, Student Interests, Global Approach
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Education Level: Higher Education
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