This paper describes a theory-based faculty development program and provides preliminary evidence as to its effectiveness in promoting change in thinking about teaching. The program design was based on Ramsden\u27s (1992) theory of teacher growth and Mezirow\u27s (1991) transformative theory in adult education. The program was offered as a three-credit course to graduate students and as a week-long (40 hours) workshop to faculty. Assessment included responses to pre- post- questions about participants\u27 views from teaching. Results indicate that both groups changed their focus from viewing teaching as transmitting knowledge to a more integrated and complex conception of teaching
In his keynote speech at the 1994 POD Conference, William Plater declared that faculty development p...
There are a numerous “theories” associated with adult learning and adult education. However, to date...
Instructors in higher education may have a limited knowledge of ways adults learn and develop. That ...
This paper describes a theory-based faculty development program and provides preliminary evidence as...
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The Problem Toward a Theory of Change Figure 1: A Force Field Analysis of Influence on Faculty Self ...
The Adult Learning Model of Faculty Development draws from the research, theory and practice of adul...
Faculty with the Need to Know Where to Find These Faculty Bridging Professional and Personal Develop...
Do We Need a Theory? What Theories Did We Start With? What of the Future? Conclusion Reference
Why A Theory of Action Perspective? Theories of Action Implications for Developers Model I Theories-...
Beyond Needs Assessment: Institutional Research as Faculty Development Instructional Research: A Sne...
Student’s implicit theories of intelligence within higher education influences their academic perfor...
This transcendental phenomenological study had the objective of examining the experience of faculty ...
A paradigm shift is underway in higher education. Realizing the hoped-for gains of new student-cente...
In today’s educational system, it is more important than ever to set students up for success in thei...
In his keynote speech at the 1994 POD Conference, William Plater declared that faculty development p...
There are a numerous “theories” associated with adult learning and adult education. However, to date...
Instructors in higher education may have a limited knowledge of ways adults learn and develop. That ...
This paper describes a theory-based faculty development program and provides preliminary evidence as...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/138838/1/tia200180.pd
The Problem Toward a Theory of Change Figure 1: A Force Field Analysis of Influence on Faculty Self ...
The Adult Learning Model of Faculty Development draws from the research, theory and practice of adul...
Faculty with the Need to Know Where to Find These Faculty Bridging Professional and Personal Develop...
Do We Need a Theory? What Theories Did We Start With? What of the Future? Conclusion Reference
Why A Theory of Action Perspective? Theories of Action Implications for Developers Model I Theories-...
Beyond Needs Assessment: Institutional Research as Faculty Development Instructional Research: A Sne...
Student’s implicit theories of intelligence within higher education influences their academic perfor...
This transcendental phenomenological study had the objective of examining the experience of faculty ...
A paradigm shift is underway in higher education. Realizing the hoped-for gains of new student-cente...
In today’s educational system, it is more important than ever to set students up for success in thei...
In his keynote speech at the 1994 POD Conference, William Plater declared that faculty development p...
There are a numerous “theories” associated with adult learning and adult education. However, to date...
Instructors in higher education may have a limited knowledge of ways adults learn and develop. That ...