1978
DOI: 10.1080/00933104.1978.10506035
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Hierarchical Analysis of Learning Objectives in Economics

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“…Ordering theory has been used to generate and define prerequisite relationships among Piagetian tasks (Airasian, Bart, & Greaney, 1975;Bart & Airasian, 1974), to determine hierarchies among affective indicators (Bart, 1972;Bart & Krus, 1973), to analyze learning objectives in economics (Hurst, Dunn, Weiss, Lesage, & Hurst, 1978), and to reanalyze data when another method of hierarchical analysis was initially employed . Reanalysis of a Gagne et al (1962) study indicated that although the relationships validated by Gagne were generally confirmed by ordering theory, the analysis of the nonhypothesized relationships indicated a hierarchy more complex than originally hypothesized.…”
Section: Ordering Theory: An Advanced Methodology For Hierarchical An...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ordering theory has been used to generate and define prerequisite relationships among Piagetian tasks (Airasian, Bart, & Greaney, 1975;Bart & Airasian, 1974), to determine hierarchies among affective indicators (Bart, 1972;Bart & Krus, 1973), to analyze learning objectives in economics (Hurst, Dunn, Weiss, Lesage, & Hurst, 1978), and to reanalyze data when another method of hierarchical analysis was initially employed . Reanalysis of a Gagne et al (1962) study indicated that although the relationships validated by Gagne were generally confirmed by ordering theory, the analysis of the nonhypothesized relationships indicated a hierarchy more complex than originally hypothesized.…”
Section: Ordering Theory: An Advanced Methodology For Hierarchical An...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De même, un élève ne peut accomplir adéquatement des transformations algébriques simples sans avoir d'abord bien maîtriser les nombres, la notion d'éga-lité et les opérations arithmétiques de base (Gagné, 1962). De nombreuses études ont montré l'existence de telles hiérarchies d'apprentissages dans divers domaines comme la lecture (Samuels, 1975), la trigonométrie (Winkles, 1986), l'écologie (Griffiths et Grant, 1985), la chimie (Griffiths, Kass, et Cornish, 1983), l'économie (Hurst et al 1978) ou la photographie (Wedman et Smith, 1989).…”
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