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Student Evaluation of Teacher as a Measure of Teacher Behavior and Teacher Impact on Students
The Journal of Educational Research, 1983AbstractStudent Evaluation of Teaching (SET) scores, assigned by 1657 sixth-grade students to their 53 teachers, were compared with adult observer assessments of teacher behavior and with several student characteristics. In a hetween-class, hierarchical multiple regression, teacher behavior (curvilinearly) explained 32% of SET variance; peerrated ...
Ronald Fox +3 more
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Teacher–Student and Student–Teacher Victimization and their Interrelationship
2018Abstract This chapter examines the victimization of teachers by students and victimization of students by teachers and explores their interrelationships. The chapter reviews the literature on these issues and notes the paucity of research in education on the prevalence and consequences of victimization of students by teachers—this, in ...
Ron Avi Astor, Rami Benbenishty
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Students’ and teachers’ cognitions about good teachers
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 2001Background. Good teachers have been studied ever since Plato described how Socrates taught by asking questions of his audience. Recent findings shed light on two characteristics of good teachers: their personality and their ability. However, more attention has been paid to teachers’ practices and opinions than to students’ views. Aims.
Beishuizen, J.J. +4 more
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1968
The relationship between student and teacher should be one which fosters learning and the provision of skilled nursing care. Clinical teaching adds another dimension to this relationship in that the student and teacher become, in many ways, junior and senior partners in caring for patients.
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The relationship between student and teacher should be one which fosters learning and the provision of skilled nursing care. Clinical teaching adds another dimension to this relationship in that the student and teacher become, in many ways, junior and senior partners in caring for patients.
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Students’ and teachers’ use of Facebook
Computers in Human Behavior, 2011The purpose of this article is to review current published research studies focusing on the use of Facebook by students and teachers. The aim of the review is not to solely discuss Facebook in relation to teaching or learning purposes, or about its educational value per se, but also to present a detailed account of the participants' Facebook usage ...
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THE TEACHER AS STUDENT AND STUDENT AS TEACHER:
2022ALYSSA LEDERER, KATHERINE KEARNS
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Teachers and Students, Students and Teachers: An Ever‐Evolving Partnership
The Modern Language Journal, 2000This article provides a historical overview of Modern Language Journal (MLJ) articles that describe the teacher‐learner relationship. From the earliest issues of the MLJ, authors have noted the importance of recognizing and responding to individual learner differences.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1965
THE LIVES of Harvey Cushing and William Osler were intertwined. I read these two biographies again to see if the interplay between the books would give a clearer picture of both men, and, especially, if a deeper understanding of William Osler would emerge—his relations with the world, with other people, and with himself.
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THE LIVES of Harvey Cushing and William Osler were intertwined. I read these two biographies again to see if the interplay between the books would give a clearer picture of both men, and, especially, if a deeper understanding of William Osler would emerge—his relations with the world, with other people, and with himself.
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International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, 2021
Sawsen Lakhal, Géraldine Heilporn
exaly
Sawsen Lakhal, Géraldine Heilporn
exaly

