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Teaching at the University of Jordan

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2015
Editor's note: This column chronicles the author's experience teaching abroad this past year.
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Teaching Biometry in the University

Biometrics, 1968
The pattern of University education in biometry, with special reference to the United Kingdom, is considered under headings: Advanced, Ancillary, and Elementary. Most professional biometricians begin their training in mathematics; restriction to this would be unfortunate.
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University Teaching: Redesigning the University as an Institution of Teaching

2013
This chapter discusses why a university should put more weight on teaching than on other functions. It argues that student development, knowledge production, and the economic crisis are logical grounds in support of this. In addition, this chapter introduces how the teaching function has been conducted differently in various higher education systems ...
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Teach the University

Pedagogy, 2008
In the face of bleak circumstances facing academe, Jeffrey J. Williams calls for us to “Teach the university!” It is particularly relevant to our students, who are its future constituents, and it is a fitting topic centering on the tradition of the humanities.
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Teaching in universities

Physics Bulletin, 1985
The remuneration offered to aspiring young dons is so poor that it is surprising that the 'New Blood' scheme, designed to attract young talent into university teaching, works at all. The pay scale for young university teachers is now such that a person with a doctorate and postdoctoral fellowship (the usual requirement for a university position) will ...
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What University Teachers Teach and How they Teach It

Instructional Science, 2000
In this chapter we make three related arguments. The first, is that different teachers have different intentions concerning what students will learn and consequently in their teaching they constitute the topic or subject to be taught quite differently. The second is that a teacher’s intentions concerning what it is that students should learn is closely
Elaine Martin   +4 more
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Intercultural communication in university teaching

Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Intercultural collaboration, 2010
In this paper, we report results of an online-study with 186 university lecturers teaching Psychology courses at German universities. The task was to respond to an email request of a student. The nationality of the requesting student (German vs. Chinese), the communication style of the request (Western vs.
Miriam Hansen   +2 more
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The Evaluation of Teaching and the State of the University

adfl, 1979
THE university generally professes to have two main functions: teaching, that is, the imparting of knowl edge, skills, and critical tools; and research, ordinarily defined in some variation of the cliche "advancing the frontiers of knowledge." At certain points in the career of every faculty member, it becomes necessary to assess that person's ...
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