Learning-pattern differentiation and integration increase with educational progression within one type of education, while context change induces temporary diffuse patterns¶
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q2 i? Within one type of education, learning components become more differentiated and interrelated as students progress; entering a new type of education produces a disorganized factor pattern explained by the context hypothesis. → Vermunt 2004
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Vermunt 2004¶
Vermunt, J. D. & Vermetten, Y. J. (2004). Patterns in Student Learning: Relationships Between Learning Strategies, Conceptions of Learning, and Learning Orientations. Educational Psychology Review. https://dspacelibrary.uu.nl/handle/1874/11958
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Narrative review synthesizing ILS factor studies across school phases (Klatter 1995; Roosendaal and Vermunt 1996; Vermetten et al. 1999a; Severiens 1997). The review concludes the development hypothesis holds "within one type of education" while context explains differences between types. No effect sizes printed.
"It seems that the development hypothesis generally holds true for stu- dents progressing within one type of education, but that the context hypoth- esis is necessary to explain the different factor structures between different types of education."
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Learning-pattern differentiation and integration increase with educational progression within one type of education, while context change induces temporary diffuse patterns |
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Learning-pattern differentiation and integration increase with educational progression within one type of education, while context change induces temporary diffuse patterns |
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