I am researching the links between learning styles and students' preferences related to the areas of knowledge in the undergraduated course of Management. To do so, I am highlighting this links through a combination of multivariate statistics techniques. I would like some references of other researches which have a similar approach. In particular, I am interested in the models of Kolb and Felder.
Dear Gomes,
Hopefully you can read my paper at this link:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261700522_Learning_styles_towards_mathematics_achievements_among_higher_education_students
Article Learning styles towards mathematics achievements among highe...
Any kind of questionnaire is amenable to be quantitatively approached by multidimensional statistics, even if made of binary yes/no variables.
In this way you can detect the main 'hidden dimensions' defining different styles, here attached a very similar approach for a very different field (styles of approaching delivery and birth), but I hope you can take inspiration from this.
Dear Wan and Alessandro,
Thank you for the contributions. I am about to read the papers.
Best regards,
Glauco Gomes
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