An analysis of business professors' and their students' perceptions of excellence in teaching at a business school: empirical evidence from New England
An analysis of business professors' and their students' perceptions of excellence in teaching at a business school: empirical evidence from New England
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2017
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Anim, Stephen Kwasi
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Southern New Hampshire University
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This qualitative study used evidence gleaned from business professors and their students and compared it with the Measure of Effective Teaching model (MET, 2013). The research is based on a qualitative research design with the aim of collecting data from multiple sources such as interviews, focus group, document analysis and observation to develop a profile based on the Measure of Effective Teaching model (MET, 2013) to promote excellence in teaching and learning among business professors and their students in a business school at a New England University. The study also has the potential to enhance effective teaching practices in a business school and can lead to future development of a model that will be a useful guide to professors, students, researchers and practitioners. (Author abstract)
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Dissertation