A survey on online teaching preference among pre-service teachers in Malaysia

Andragogy vs pedagogy

Authors

  • Zaidatun Tasir
  • Norah Md Noor
  • Jamalludin Harun
  • Nurul Syazwani Ismail

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14742/apubs.2008.2370

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Andragogy vs pedagogy, pre-service teachers in Malaysia

Abstract

This paper reports on a research project that investigated the pedagogical and/or andragogical orientation preferred by pre-service teachers in Malaysia for online learning.. To gather the data, questionnaires were distributed among 433 pre-service teachers in three educational institutions in Malaysia and descriptive analyses have been conducted. The findings showed that majority of the pre-service teachers in this study stay under Stage 2 in the four stages of learning development. This means that the respondents had high preference for pedagogical as well as andragogical learning orientations. The findings have implications for educators involved in designing online learning applications. They have to consider such student preference when planning teaching and learning activities.

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2008-11-25

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ASCILITE Conference - Full Papers

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