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Investigating students' perceptions of what contributes to productive seminars and lectures, and staff predictions of students' perceptions: how well do staff know their students?

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Maunder, R. and Harrop, A. (2003) Investigating students' perceptions of what contributes to productive seminars and lectures, and staff predictions of students' perceptions: how well do staff know their students? Journal of Further and Higher Education. 27(4), pp. 443-456. 1469-9486.
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Creators:Maunder, R. and Harrop, A.
Abstract:
Research has highlighted the importance of members of staff knowing their students and one way of achieving that is to ask them to predict students' responses to questions about the teaching process. To this end, student responses to open-ended questionnaires were content analysed to produce a questionnaire about factors that contribute to productive seminars and lectures. A total of 148 psychology students ranked the factors in order of importance and 13 members of academic staff predicted student responses. Results indicated that, despite some differences, members of staff were reasonably accurate in their predictions of student responses. It was also seen that student views were relatively consistent across student levels. The importance of the findings in relation to teaching practice are discussed
Official URL:http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/0309877X.as...
Item Type:Article
Subjects:B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology > BF77 Study and teaching
L Education > LB Theory and practice of education > LB2300 Higher Education
Schools and Departments:School of Social Sciences > Psychology
DOI:10.1080/0309877032000128127
Date:2003
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