Abstract

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to inform international student study strategies as well as course design and instructional approach.Design/methodology/approach – Multiple research methods are applied, starting with exploratory data analysis, principal component analysis, confirmatory ordinal factor analysis, then recursive regression.Findings – The meta‐cognitive impacts of international learning styles on academic performance over two courses are proven.Research limitations/implications – The learning styles of multicultural university students are assessed using an online a priori instrument to determine predictive impact on academic performance across different courses.Practical implications – The implications of the dendrogram models are briefly explained with respect to student counselling, student study strategies and teaching approaches. The findings are discussed with respect to rival learning style theories and to appease criticisms of meta‐analysis reviews.Originality/value – Several sta...

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