estilos de aprendizaxe

estilos de aprendizaxe

The various preferences and methods employed by learners in the process of learning.

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Category: Teaching
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centro de aprendizaxe

Education; Education & training

A room that has been purpose designed and specially equipped with a number of study positions where students can study open and distance learning packages in a good learning ...

materiais de aprendizaxe aberta

Education; Teaching

it is stuff/material designed for learning from distance/open learning

contornos de aprendizaxe virtual

Education; Teaching

Computer- and Internet-based learning environments created using websites.

transmisión de aprendizaxe

Education; Teaching

Ability to apply knowledge and skills learned in one area to another context or problem.

producto de aprendizaxe

Education; Teaching

End result of a process of learning; what one has learned.

titor persoal

Education; Teaching

A teacher who provides personal instruction to an individual student.

fonemas

Education; Teaching

phonemes, are the smallest units, of a word, thus a language.

preguntas abertas

Education; Teaching

Questions that do not have predetermined answers and allow the responder to develop a unique, personal response.

aprendizaxe aberta

Education; Teaching

Learning environment that has no formal requirements for admission. See also flexible learning.

obxectividade

Education; Teaching

Ability to remove personal feelings or presuppositions in assessing learning or other areas.

correo electrónico

Education; Teaching

A form of messages delivered over a network of communications computers; typically these messages are text but may include images and hyperlinks.

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