Relationships of Learning Styles to Bloom’s Taxonomy of Gen Z

  • Challa C
  • Eyob E
  • Adekoya A
  • et al.
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This research investigates a cohort of Gen Z students’ learning attributes to understand their learning styles. In this study, we applied Bloom’s Taxonomy as a framework to understand the cognitive learning strategies of Gen Z students and explore the development of corresponding and effective learning and appropriate assessment approaches for their academic success. A survey of Business students at a medium-sized southeastern (US) university was conducted. The results indicate a significant positive relationship between the dependent variable, taking information apart, and exploring relationships to some of the Bloom Taxonomy attributes as independent variables.

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Challa, C., Eyob, E., Adekoya, A. A., & Omojokun, E. (2024). Relationships of Learning Styles to Bloom’s Taxonomy of Gen Z. Journal of Organizational Psychology, 24(2). https://doi.org/10.33423/jop.v24i2.7014

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