An Economic Model of Learning Styles Abstract: Much of the economic literature on education treats the actual process of learning as a `black box'. While these `black box' models have many interesting uses, they are of little use when a college seeks advice about reallocating resources from one input to another (e.g. from lecture hours to tutorials). Commenting on such questions requires us to ...
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2014-02
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Authors: | Huxley, Gervas ; Peacey, Mike |
Institutions: | Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), University of Bristol |
Subject: | Human Capital | Education Production Function | Learning Style | Independent Learner | MOOC |
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An Economic Model of Learning Styles
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A Simple Model of Learning Styles
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A Simple Model of Learning Styles
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An Economic Model of Learning Styles
Huxley, Gervas, (2014)
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A Simple Model of Learning Styles
Huxley, Gervas, (2014)
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A Simple Model of Learning Styles
Huxley, Gervas, (2014)
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