A group of high ability students (n = 32) described the qualities of their most effective teachers through a written essay. Analysis of the essays identified 30 different themes within four domains. These themes were used to construct a Likert scale survey and an ipsative comparison which were both administered to 42 teachers and 300 students at a secondary school for high ability female students in Singapore. Results show that, while there are similarities, there are also statistically significant differences between the qualities of effective teachers as perceived by teachers and students. In addition, the results also show that students demonstrate a preference for teachers ’ personality and socio-emotional qualities over their classroom...
The student perspective on teaching and learning is too often neglected or underrated in educational...
With the highly growth of higher education systems, effective teaching, as one essential thing, has...
The present study aimed to explore how the students and the teachers in Hong Kong conceptualised “ef...
The purposes of the research were to explore some of the general characteristics which student –teac...
The aim of this research was to investigate and analyse secondary school students’ perceptions of th...
This article examines the reflections of university students regarding the characteristics of their ...
Institutions assess teaching effectiveness in various ways, such as classroom observation, peer eval...
This study aims to find out the correlation between the students\u27 and administrators\u27 percepti...
Whitty (1996:89–90) identifies two sets of qualities that characterise a successful professional tea...
Teaching effectiveness has often been described from a variable-centered perspective according to in...
Background. Good teachers have been studied ever since Plato described how Socrates taught by asking...
The purpose of this study was to identify key characteristics most commonly associated with highly e...
The purpose of this research was to describe a set of teacher characteristics that are perceived by ...
Among those who support the use of teacher evaluations, there remains considerable debate regarding ...
The present study attempts to investigate effective EFL teacher educators from the perspectives of s...
The student perspective on teaching and learning is too often neglected or underrated in educational...
With the highly growth of higher education systems, effective teaching, as one essential thing, has...
The present study aimed to explore how the students and the teachers in Hong Kong conceptualised “ef...
The purposes of the research were to explore some of the general characteristics which student –teac...
The aim of this research was to investigate and analyse secondary school students’ perceptions of th...
This article examines the reflections of university students regarding the characteristics of their ...
Institutions assess teaching effectiveness in various ways, such as classroom observation, peer eval...
This study aims to find out the correlation between the students\u27 and administrators\u27 percepti...
Whitty (1996:89–90) identifies two sets of qualities that characterise a successful professional tea...
Teaching effectiveness has often been described from a variable-centered perspective according to in...
Background. Good teachers have been studied ever since Plato described how Socrates taught by asking...
The purpose of this study was to identify key characteristics most commonly associated with highly e...
The purpose of this research was to describe a set of teacher characteristics that are perceived by ...
Among those who support the use of teacher evaluations, there remains considerable debate regarding ...
The present study attempts to investigate effective EFL teacher educators from the perspectives of s...
The student perspective on teaching and learning is too often neglected or underrated in educational...
With the highly growth of higher education systems, effective teaching, as one essential thing, has...
The present study aimed to explore how the students and the teachers in Hong Kong conceptualised “ef...