New Didactic Approaches in Accounting: Moving Beyond the Calculation Exercise

Pavel Strach, Irena Stejskalova

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Abstract

Case studies have been utilized frequently throughout business curricula. In the domain of accounting, however, cases have not been as proliferated. The aim of the paper is demonstrate the use of secondary case studies in the didactics of an undergraduate introductory accounting course. Authentic stories from professional journals and daily newspapers have been used for students to critically examine real-life accounting applications. Based on subsequent longitudinal student survey undertaken in two consecutive academic years, secondary case studies have been found effective in delivering real-life accounting applications, enabling greater understanding of accounting phenomena, and enhancing didactic approach in and above the accounting domain.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of the Business & Management Conference
PublisherInternational Institute of Social and Economic Sciences
Pages307-317
ISBN (Print)978-80-87927-13-7
Publication statusPublished - 2015
EventBusiness & Management Conference - Vienna, Austria
Duration: 21 Jun 201524 Jun 2015

Conference

ConferenceBusiness & Management Conference
Country/TerritoryAustria
CityVienna
Period21.06.201524.06.2015

Keywords

  • didactics
  • accounting
  • case studies
  • teaching
  • student feedback

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