Students' Learning Style and Spelling Ability
A study on the relationship between learning style and spelling ability in Swedish upper secondary school
Abstract
There is a connection between students’ learning style and their spelling ability. Good spellers are more likely to be visual, random, deductive and abstract. Furthermore, it is showed that poor spellers are kinesthetic to a higher degree; however it has proved more difficult to define their cognitive learning style as they are likely to
be both random and sequential, deductive and inductive.
Degree
Student essay
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Date
2010-10-15Author
Olsson, Kajsa
Keywords
learning style
spelling ability
interdisciplinary
quantitative
teacher education
Series/Report no.
SPL kandidatuppsats i engelska
SPL 2010-014
Language
eng