Rok wydania: 2023
Numer czasopisma: 4
Słowa kluczowe: preferencje studentów, e-learning, formy zajęć, formy uczenia
Strony: 416-428
Język publikacji: Angielski
Preferencje edukacyjne studentów dotyczące form i aktwyności – sugestie dla nauczycieli akademickich
Abstrakt
Cel: Celem badania było zidentyfikowanie najbardziej preferowanych form zajęć i aktywności przez studentów.
Metodyka: Badanie zostało przeprowadzone za pomocą kwestionariusza, który wypełniło 167 studentów z pięciu różnych klas. Kwestionariusz zawierał pytania dotyczące preferencji studentów co do formatów zajęć takich jak wykład, ćwiczenia, projekt, laboratorium i seminarium.
Wyniki: Wyniki badania pokazały, że studenci preferują podejście hybrydowe, łączące bezpośredni kontakt i naukę zdalną, a poziom umiejętności informatycznych miał znaczący wpływ na ich preferencje.
Ograniczenia: Ograniczenia badania obejmują małą liczbę próbek i ograniczony zakres, ponieważ skupiło się tylko na formie zajęć i nie odnosiło się do wyzwań i ograniczeń procesu nauki.
Wnioski: W sumie to badanie przyczynia się do zrozumienia preferencji studentów co do formy zajęć i aktywności może być przydatne do projektowania skutecznych strategii nauczania w szkolnictwie wyższym.
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