FUZZY LOGIC BASED GREGORC LEARNING SYSTEM

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Authors

  • Vildan CINARLI
  • Naciye MULAYIM
  • Ali OZDEMIR
  • Aysegul ALAYBEYOGLU

Keywords:

Gregorc learning style, fuzzy logic

Abstract

In this study, fuzzy logic based Gregorc learning system is proposed to characterize learning styles of the students who have various own learning skills, intelligence levels and learning styles. Gregorc learning system helps student to notice their different ways of perceiving and ordering information. Such that student can learn by reasoning logically and intuitively; by seeing and hearing; by reflecting and acting or by analyzing and visualizing. The goal of this system is to categorize students learning style and to make instructor be able to match his teaching style with student's learning style. By this way, it is aimed to increase students success in education considerably. 
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2015-09-01

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CINARLI, V., MULAYIM, N., OZDEMIR, A., & ALAYBEYOGLU, A. (2015). FUZZY LOGIC BASED GREGORC LEARNING SYSTEM. The Eurasia Proceedings of Educational and Social Sciences, 2, 185–191. Retrieved from https://epess.net/index.php/epess/article/view/116

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Vol. 2 (2015)

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