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Direct linkKomal Marwaha; Urvashi Sharma – Advances in Physiology Education, 2025
To address the ambiguity regarding learning style preferences as predictors of academic success, this study examines the relationship between learning style preferences, gender, lecture attendance, and academic performance among undergraduate dental students. Learning style preferences using the Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic…
Descriptors: Dental Schools, Cognitive Style, Gender Differences, Academic Achievement
Nurmukhamedov, Ulugbek – TESOL Journal, 2017
Teachers of English are often in search of authentic audio and video materials that promote learners' listening comprehension and vocabulary development. TED Talks, a set of freely available web presentations, could be a useful resource to promote vocabulary instruction. The present replication study examines the lexical coverage of TED Talks by…
Descriptors: Lexicology, Lecture Method, Video Technology, Second Language Instruction
Download full textAbd-Al-Hameed Mustafa Jabsheh; Jafar Wasfi Abu Saa – Online Submission, 2019
The aim of this study was to investigate about the study skills which are mostly practiced by (PTUK), freshmen and sophomores, Arabic-speaking students who are learning English language introductory courses, namely, Remedial English (no.15200099), English (1)- (no.15200106), and English (2)- (no.15200112). This study also aimed at investigating…
Descriptors: Study Skills, Foreign Countries, Undergraduate Students, Semitic Languages
