Enhancing effectiveness in curriculum: Necessary innovative changes
Gerry Goldstein, K. Blaine Lawlor, John Batchelor, Gayle Baugh and Melissa Brode
University of West Florida Libraries
Annual Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning Conference, 43rd (New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, 03/23/2016–03/25/2016)
2016
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Abstract
This study proposed a set of interventions to improve the financial analysis skills of students enrolled in both the face-to-face and in our online MBA courses. The intent of the GEB5878 and GEB5930 courses is to build the foundational skills necessary to produce quality graduate level work in subsequent advanced courses requiring industry portfolio papers and multiple case analyses. In the UWF MBA curriculum, there is a heavy emphasis on financial data analysis and synthetization. By instituting new pedagogical techniques into the two classes, students demonstrated an ability to synthesize the financial analysis data and draw appropriate conclusions from the information. The interventions were testing by comparing mean test scores of a control group without the additional financial analysis training to an experimental group which did receive the training. The results of this analysis clearly support the positive effects of the interventions proposed herein.
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Enhancing effectiveness in curriculum
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Conference paper
Conference
Annual Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning Conference, 43rd (New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, 03/23/2016–03/25/2016)
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University of West Florida Libraries; Argo Scholar Commons
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