Interested in Learning About Reflective Learning? You Could Earn $40 by Participating in Research Study
A researcher from the Adult and Lifelong Learning program at the U of A is currently running a study about how adult students learn to reflect in the classroom.
The study involves answering two email surveys and attending a 1.5-hour workshop on campus from 6-7:30 p.m. Workshop dates will be scheduled in April.
Participants must be 25 or older and enrolled at the U of A. Eligible participants will receive a $40 Amazon gift card for completing all phases of the study.
For more information, click this link or contact Kevin Roessger at kmroessg@uark.edu.
Contacts
Kevin Mark Roessger, associate professor of Adult & Lifelong Learning
RHRC
479-575-7285,
kmroessg@uark.edu
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