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EEO. 2019; 18(2): 451-460


Learning Styles and Culture

Halil KAMIŞLI.




Abstract

The study was designed as a survey model to determine the learning styles of university preparatory class students. The study group consisted of 200 students (N: 100 Libyan- N: 100 Turkish Cypriots) attending university preparatory classes. Grasha-Reichman Learning Styles Scale was used in the research. The scale was prepared in 5-point likert form and consisted of 60 items. The scale has six sub-dimensions (Independent, Dependent Participant, Avoidant, Collaborative, Competitive). In order to determine whether there is a meaningful difference between learning style preferences of Turkish students and learning style preferences of Libya students, t-Test has been applied. While the significance levels of the differences between the means were tested, the error margin was accepted as p

Key words: Culture, learning styles, Grasha-Reichman learning styles scale






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