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Considerable research and attention has been focused lately on the concept of “flipping the classroom”. Certain business disciplines (such as accounting) are particularly appealing targets given the practical/applied nature of many of the topics covered. This study examines a simplified...
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The precision term has been used often in accounting literature, perhaps because of increased scrutiny of accounting quality, but it has not been defined formally or consistently. Relying on a variety of accounting literature, as well as measurement theory and research in other disciplines, this...
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Private company investors operate in unique environments. Seed equity investors, which generally include venture capitalists and angel investors, often have the particularly unusual role of becoming involved in the oversight of the investee company. This continuing involvement with the investee...
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Purpose The purpose of the study is to examine the effects of “flipping the classroom” on student performance, evaluation, and attendance in managerial accounting principles. Design/methodology/approach The study uses a crossed within-participants research design (each student experiencing...
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Private company investors operate in unique environments. Seed equity investors, which generally include venture capitalists and angel investors, often have the particularly unusual role of becoming involved in the oversight of the investee company. This continuing involvement with the investee...
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