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Learning preference as a predictor of academic performance in first year accelerated graduate entry nursing students: A prospective follow-up study
Jane Koch
, Yenna Salamonson
, John X. Rolley
, Patricia M. Davidson
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First Year
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Academic Performance
100%
Nursing Students
100%
Learning Preferences
100%
Graduate Entry nursing
100%
Prospective Follow-up
100%
Approaches to Learning
40%
Sydney Australia
20%
English Proficiency
20%
English Language
20%
Teaching-learning
20%
Approaches to Teaching
20%
Sociodemographic Data
20%
% Response
20%
Western Region
20%
Accelerated Program
20%
Grade Point Average
20%
Multiple Approaches
20%
Language Proficiency
20%
Preference Survey
20%
Perceived Academic Control
20%
Sensory Modality
20%
Non-English
20%
Language Acculturation
20%
Preference Language
20%
Kinesthetic Learning
20%
Social Sciences
Academic Performance
100%
English
40%
Australia
20%
Sociodemographics
20%
Cultural Factor
20%
Acculturation
20%
Psychology
Academic Performance
100%
Acculturation
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Nursing Student
100%