Learning Styles and Approaches to Learning Mathematics of Students Majoring in Elementary Education: A Three-Year Study

The goal of this 3-yr. study was to explore the learning styles and approaches to learning mathematics of elementary education majors. Two questionnaires, the Learning Style Inventory and the Approaches to Learning Mathematics Questionnaire, were administered to 149 women and 32 men (M = 20.1 yr., S...

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