Overwhelmingly, administrators are being faced with faculty resistance to assessment efforts. We must begin to ask ourselves why such resistance exists and how it can be overcome. This article will explore these questions and propose a shift in the way that administrators approach assessment with faculty. Similarly, it will address strategies that can expand faculty buy-in of the necessity of assessment and thereby increase overall institutional effectiveness
Purpose: Faculty participation in the assurance of learning (AoL) is requisite both for the effectiv...
This chapter contains sections titled: Assessment, Evaluation Apprehension, and Social Psychology...
At Northeast Missouri State University, where faculty have directed student outcomes assessment for ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Educational Leadership, Sport Studies, and Educational/Counseling Psyc...
Since the emergence of assessment as a critical force in higher education, faculty involvement has...
Explanations for faculty hesitancy may be practical or principled, based on experience or hearsay, e...
While assessment is critical for enhancement of student learning, it is rarely viewed explicitly as ...
Driven by issues of accountability, the assessment movement in higher education has gained significa...
With increased demands for institutional accountability and improved student learning, involvement i...
Assessing college student learning consumes substantial energy, driven or encouraged by accrediting ...
The literature indicates faculty members' beliefs and attitudes toward assessment are crucial to the...
In 1999, after several exploratory meetings, the college administration established an ad-hoc interd...
This qualitative case study used Brown’s (2008) Conceptions of Assessment as a lens to better unders...
Competency of an educator is not limited to teaching skills and content expertise. As important as d...
Achieving change in assessment practices in higher education is difficult. One of the reasons for th...
Purpose: Faculty participation in the assurance of learning (AoL) is requisite both for the effectiv...
This chapter contains sections titled: Assessment, Evaluation Apprehension, and Social Psychology...
At Northeast Missouri State University, where faculty have directed student outcomes assessment for ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Educational Leadership, Sport Studies, and Educational/Counseling Psyc...
Since the emergence of assessment as a critical force in higher education, faculty involvement has...
Explanations for faculty hesitancy may be practical or principled, based on experience or hearsay, e...
While assessment is critical for enhancement of student learning, it is rarely viewed explicitly as ...
Driven by issues of accountability, the assessment movement in higher education has gained significa...
With increased demands for institutional accountability and improved student learning, involvement i...
Assessing college student learning consumes substantial energy, driven or encouraged by accrediting ...
The literature indicates faculty members' beliefs and attitudes toward assessment are crucial to the...
In 1999, after several exploratory meetings, the college administration established an ad-hoc interd...
This qualitative case study used Brown’s (2008) Conceptions of Assessment as a lens to better unders...
Competency of an educator is not limited to teaching skills and content expertise. As important as d...
Achieving change in assessment practices in higher education is difficult. One of the reasons for th...
Purpose: Faculty participation in the assurance of learning (AoL) is requisite both for the effectiv...
This chapter contains sections titled: Assessment, Evaluation Apprehension, and Social Psychology...
At Northeast Missouri State University, where faculty have directed student outcomes assessment for ...