“More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)

The study provided the foundation for the future overall curriculum design of marketing units in terms of the assessment and instructional approaches that best fit CHC learners’ learning environment. A new model of teaching and learning, termed a ‘learning-teaching-thinking’ model (L2T) was develope...

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Main Author: Abdullah, Shamsul Kamariah
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2013
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70364
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description The study provided the foundation for the future overall curriculum design of marketing units in terms of the assessment and instructional approaches that best fit CHC learners’ learning environment. A new model of teaching and learning, termed a ‘learning-teaching-thinking’ model (L2T) was developed. It is envisioned that the information gathered in the study would provide assistance to the curriculum designers, policy makers and other stakeholders both national and international.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-703642018-09-04T06:21:09Z “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study) Abdullah, Shamsul Kamariah The study provided the foundation for the future overall curriculum design of marketing units in terms of the assessment and instructional approaches that best fit CHC learners’ learning environment. A new model of teaching and learning, termed a ‘learning-teaching-thinking’ model (L2T) was developed. It is envisioned that the information gathered in the study would provide assistance to the curriculum designers, policy makers and other stakeholders both national and international. 2013 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70364 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Abdullah, Shamsul Kamariah
“More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title_full “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title_fullStr “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title_full_unstemmed “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title_short “More Spices in My Thinking Skills” Exploring Confucius Heritage Culture (CHC) Learners’ Learning Behaviour in Marketing Units (A Case Study)
title_sort “more spices in my thinking skills” exploring confucius heritage culture (chc) learners’ learning behaviour in marketing units (a case study)
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70364