Bio
Dr. Aroona Hashmi is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Education and Research, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. She earned her PhD in Institute of Education and Research from the University of the Punjab. She has been a member of the Senate at the University of the Punjab since 2019.
Educational Journey
University of the Punjab
PhD in Institute of Education and Research • Institute of Education and Research
Experience
Assistant prof.
2002 - Present • Institute of Education and ResearchGrants and Awards
member Senate
University of the Punjab
Fellow
The PUNJAB
Assistant Prof.
University of the Punjab
Research
Revisiting High School Studentsa Learning Styles in English Subject
The prime motive for this endeavor was toexplore the tenth grade English class students’ preferred learning styles studying in government secondary school so that English subject teachers could tailor their pedagogical strategies in relation to their students learning needs. Further aim of this study was to identify any significance difference among the students on gender basis, area basis and different categories of school basis. The present study was an attempt to accomplish the objectives like to identify the tenth grade English class students learning styles. The population of this study consisting of all the secondary level schools working in the government sector and positioned in the province of Punjab. The multi stage cluster sampling method was employed while selecting the study sample from the population. The scale used for the identification of students’ learning styles in this study was developed by Grasha-Riechmann. The data collected through learning style scale was analyzed by employing descriptive statistics technique. The results from data analysis depict that learning styles of the majority of students found to be Collaborative and Competitive. Overall, no considerable difference was surfaced between male-female, urban-rural, general-other categories of 10th grade English class students learning styles.
