The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education

This study examines the impact of constructive alignment on the development of accounting students’ technical and non-technical competencies. The study uses a counterbalancing two-phase mixed-methods experimental design. Accounting students in an auditing course participate in two phases of experime...

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Main Author: Irafahmi, Diana Tien
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84185
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description This study examines the impact of constructive alignment on the development of accounting students’ technical and non-technical competencies. The study uses a counterbalancing two-phase mixed-methods experimental design. Accounting students in an auditing course participate in two phases of experimental study. Group interviews are conducted after the experiments to help explain the experiment results. The study shows that implementing constructive alignment that is authentic—or ‘authentic alignment’, is effective to facilitate the development of students’ competencies.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-841852023-06-19T00:41:55Z The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education Irafahmi, Diana Tien This study examines the impact of constructive alignment on the development of accounting students’ technical and non-technical competencies. The study uses a counterbalancing two-phase mixed-methods experimental design. Accounting students in an auditing course participate in two phases of experimental study. Group interviews are conducted after the experiments to help explain the experiment results. The study shows that implementing constructive alignment that is authentic—or ‘authentic alignment’, is effective to facilitate the development of students’ competencies. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84185 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Irafahmi, Diana Tien
The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title_full The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title_fullStr The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title_full_unstemmed The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title_short The Impact of Constructive Alignment on the Development of Competencies in Accounting Education
title_sort impact of constructive alignment on the development of competencies in accounting education
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84185