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Stone, Gerard – Accounting Education, 2014
Gerard Stone was asked to present the evening lecture in a first-year undergraduate accounting subject. The aim of the subject matter was to provide students with an understanding of fundamental accounting issues and concepts. The subject coordinator advised Stone that, from past experience, most students who attend the evening lecture would be…
Descriptors: Accounting, Undergraduate Students, Cognitive Style, Student Employment
Mastilak, Christian – Journal of Education for Business, 2012
Millennial students often possess characteristics at odds with typical lecture-based approaches to introductory accounting courses. The author introduces an approach for reaching millennial students early in introductory accounting courses in ways that fit millennials' characteristics. This article describes the use of the board game Monopoly[R]…
Descriptors: Socialization, Accounting, Introductory Courses, Teaching Methods

Griffin, Donald J. – Business Education Forum, 1979
Describes an experimental mass lecture presentation method at Cayuga County Community College, Auburn, New York, to prepare accounting students for the type of instruction in four-year institutions. Although some students chose not to enroll in the mass lecture accounting section, those who participated made better progress and were favorable…
Descriptors: Accounting, Business Education, Community Colleges, Course Organization