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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Course Evaluations"”.
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Student participation in course evaluations: a comparison within degree levels
… degree levels may offer insight and improve Course Evaluations (CEs) effectiveness. Problem Statement. CEs have been used widely in educational settings to gain feedback from students. Studies within literature address participation as a critical factor in gaining feedback. Literature also …
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University Course Evaluations: A Study of the Influence of Faculty, Student, and Course Variables
<p>Course evaluations impact faculty’ annual evaluations and have become somewhat controversial, yet course evaluations in faculty evaluations persist as a common practice across universities. While many scholars find this success-based tool effective in assessing teaching effectiveness, others …
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The effect of teaching method on student's knowledge of quantity food production and service, course evaluations, and propensity for participative management
… methods of data collection, two sections of the course were taught using the different instructional methods. The classes were compared on knowledge prior to taking either course, grade point average (GPA), attendance, final exam scores, Instructional Development and Effectiveness Assessment …
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Examining the Meaning of Course Evaluation
<p>Teaching evaluations significantly influence faculty members’ annual evaluations and progress toward tenure and promotion within academic programs in higher education. Those with consistently strong, positive, teaching evaluations have been deemed effective instructors and often validated with …
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The Effect of Faculty Development on Active Learning in the College Classroom
… study were collected from surveys and faculty course evaluations. The study lasted one semester. Faculty volunteers from one institution served as the experimental group and faculty volunteers from the second institution were the comparison group. The experimental group attended approximately …
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"I Could Not Understand Anything They Said!": Non-Native English Speaking Instructors, Online Learning, and Student Anxiety
… (NNES) instructors are often rated lower within course evaluations and are typically criticized for their accents (Rubin, 1992; Subtirelu, 2015). Reasonings behind this have not been researched much in terms of online education, though the relevance of this topic is continuing to grow through …
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A government nutrition education course taught by personalized system of instruction
Materials for and implementation of a course in government nutrition education programs taught by personalized system of instruction (PSI) is described. Twenty-four students learned by progressing through nine units of written objectives, reading assignments and tests at their own pace. Ninety …
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Teaching About Disability and Special Education in a Secondary Social Studies Teacher Education Program: A Self-Study
… learners in an introductory special education course for pre-service secondary social studies teachers. Using data collected through course evaluations, assignment artifacts, weekly blog journal entries, colleague observations of class sessions, and student interviews, the author uses …
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Comparisons of the Educational Outcomes from Distance Delivered versus Traditional Classroom Instruction in Principles of Microeconomics
… education alternatives. Distance learning courses are taught exclusively over the Internet. Economics distance courses provide alternatives for economics students to traditional classroom instruction, and also invite new students to the discipline who may not have otherwise enrolled. An …
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A Case Study of Student Cognitive Responses to Learning with Computer-Assisted Modular Curriculum
… from curriculum content analysis, student course evaluations, participant observations, and interviews. Thirty-six middle school students enrolled in an agricultural education course designed with computer-assisted modules served as the case study group. Data were transcribed, coded, and …
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The Undergraduate Classroom as a Community of Inquiry
… approach to teaching an undergraduate course in leadership studies over four semesters using the action research process of recursively asking and answering living questions in real time about teaching and learning with students' participating as co-researchers. Reflection on my …
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The assessment of student learning outcomes in management and business-related adult accelerated degree completion programs in the Coalition for Christian Colleges and Universities
… degree completion programs have learned in their course of study.The study found that assessment in AADCPs is influenced by a variety of internal and external bodies. Regional accreditation associations, AADCP faculty, college/university faculty, and non-AADCP faculty exercise influence on …
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GIVING STUDENTS THE REINS: TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SERVICE-LEARNING'S POTENTIAL AS A PEDAGOGY FOR TEACHING WRITING
… departments. Additionally, service-learning courses across all disciplines typically do not empower students to make their own project decisions. Given these tendencies, it is useful to consider whether service-learning is an effective pedagogy for writing, whether students should be …
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Design and evaluation of a voting tool in a collaborative environment
… studies show that the toolkitcan be used in course evaluations, or other practical applications. Finally, it is suggestedthat future research can focus on improving the voting tool with truedynamic features, exploring more issues on SDSS systems design and experimentation,and exploring the …
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TEACHING AS CARING RELATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF AN EXEMPLARY SECONDARY SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER
… included field notes, taped interviews, student course evaluations, teaching materials, and other artifacts. The original research questions focused on instructional practices, co-teaching, student perceptions, teacher caring and relationships, and the development of community. The researcher …
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Emergent Dynamics in AI-Enhanced Entrepreneurship Education: A System of Systems Study of the Orbit Tool
… AI tool—within MIT’s 15.390 entrepreneurship course, which follows the structured Disciplined Entrepreneurship framework, is examined through a System-of-Systems perspective. This approach reveals how the tool functions not as an isolated feature but as an integrated element within a …
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Virtual Reality and Nursing Education: A Randomized Control Trial of the Effectiveness of Virtual Reality as a Simulation Modality
… in a live 30-minute simulation, assessed by the course instructor. The primary outcome is clinical skills, operationalized as performance on a live simulation (scored on a 36-point scale). Additionally, qualitative data were collected from the intervention group on how students felt about VR as …
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The Effect of Participation in Experiential Learning Programs on Personal and Civic Attitudes
… is a general term that includes service-learning courses and academic internships. Students involved in experiential learning leave the classroom to solidify their knowledge with real-world experience. Service-learning, i.e. community service integrated into academic coursework, has become an …
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