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50 Years of ERIC
The Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) is celebrating its 50th Birthday! First opened on May 15th, 1964 ERIC continues the long tradition of ongoing innovation and enhancement.

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Rees, Amanda; Shaw, Kimberly – Journal of Faculty Development, 2014
In light of recent interest in the limitations of early and mid-career mentoring (Driscoll et al 2009; Trowers 2011), this case study of a women's scholarly activity and goal setting Community of Practice (CoP) indicates that such groups can offer extensive peer mentoring at one teaching-oriented state university in the United States. Using a…
Descriptors: Peer Teaching, Mentors, College Faculty, Questionnaires
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Helm, Matt; Campa, Henry, III; Moretto, Kristin – Journal of Faculty Development, 2012
This study sought to uncover the career readiness and professional development needs of Ph.D. students at a large, Midwestern research university. Findings indicate that career goals of graduate students change over time, skill preparation for academic and non-academic careers continues to be inadequate for many students and professional…
Descriptors: Socialization, Professional Development, Career Development, Career Guidance
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Placier, Peggy; Kroner, Crystal; Burgoyne, Suzanne; Worthington, Roger – Journal of Faculty Development, 2012
The University of Missouri (MU) participated in the Ford Foundation's Difficult Dialogues Initiative (DDI) supporting faculty development projects at over 40 institutions of higher education from 2006-2010. This paper reports findings from an evaluation conducted with instructors who not only engaged in faculty development workshops but also…
Descriptors: Colleges, Faculty Development, Evaluators, Evaluation
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Werder, Carmen; Thibou, Shevell; Kaufer, Blair – Journal of Faculty Development, 2012
For over a decade, Western Washington University has sponsored the Teaching-Learning Academy, bringing students, faculty, staff, and community members together as co-inquirers into overarching questions about teaching and learning. In this safe space, participants frame one research question of interest each year; sharing their perspectives and…
Descriptors: Educational Development, Higher Education, Partnerships in Education, Surveys
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Palmer, Megan M.; Dankoski, Mary E.; Smith, Joshua S.; Brutkiewicz, Randy R.; Bogdewic, Stephen P. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2011
Faculty development programs are often at risk during difficult economic times. In order to answer the question about the value that faculty development adds to the institution, programs must measure important outcomes, not simply report the number of faculty served and how well they liked their experience. The authors describe the assessment…
Descriptors: Medical Schools, Faculty Development, Higher Education, Evaluation
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Ambrosino, Roberta; Peel, Jennifer – Journal of Faculty Development, 2011
Demonstrating the impact of faculty development activities is difficult and infrequently attempted beyond assessing participant satisfaction. This study examines how faculty development activities affect instructional practices and the impact on student learning and motivation in accordance with Kirkpatrick's levels of evaluation. Ten instructors…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Educational Strategies, Participant Satisfaction, Motivation
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Di Pierro, Marianne – Journal of Faculty Development, 2011
Plagiarism is an equal opportunity transgression. Repercussions impact students and extend to faculty and their respective colleagues. Plagiarism sullies communities of scholars and thinkers, violates standards of excellence and integrity, and sets poor examples for future scholars. Its frequency lends to a certain evident but dangerous…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Plagiarism, Cheating, Integrity
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Finelli, Cynthia J.; Wright, Mary C.; Pinder-Grover, Tershia – Journal of Faculty Development, 2010
The Two Survey Method (TSM) is a new time-efficient tool for gathering formative student feedback. Based on the Delphi technique, the TSM uses iterative surveys to develop student consensus about key strengths and suggestions for instruction. Evaluation data indicate that both faculty and students are satisfied with the method's efficiency and the…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Delphi Technique, Internet, Evaluation Methods
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Eddy, Pamela L. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2005
Faculty development research historically reported details on the types of programming available and the format of delivery. This research instead sought to uncover the underpinnings of the goals behind development efforts at community colleges. Findings indicate that teaching and learning issues remain central, with faculty interests serving as…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Program Evaluation, Faculty Development, Adjunct Faculty
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O'Meara, KerryAnne – Journal of Faculty Development, 2005
This article describes a learning community for early-career faculty in the sciences aimed at course redesign and active-learning. Through findings from surveys, interviews, and observations, program outcomes regarding faculty teaching skills and confidence, understanding of how students learn, and use of assessment are explored. Finally, the…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, College Faculty, Teaching Skills, Active Learning
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Liberman, Aaron; Scharoun, Kourtney; Rotarius, Timothy; Fottler, Myron; Dziuban, Charles; Moskal, Patsy – Journal of Faculty Development, 2005
This study seeks to determine the level of acceptance of the Constructive Engagement Method (CEM) as a teaching, learning, and leadership skills development model. Employing a modified debate format, constructive engagement requires active student participation, even among the most introverted of students, and it fosters a learning environment…
Descriptors: Leadership, Debate, Student Participation, Leadership Qualities
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Enking, Patrick J.; Harmer-Beem, Marji; Pardue, Karen T.; Turcato, Nina – Journal of Faculty Development, 2004
As the current trend in healthcare education moves towards interdisciplinary curriculum, the University of New England has initiated an integrated interdisciplinary health and healing approach to training future practitioners. As part of the process, a committee of representatives from seven healthcare disciplines has endeavored to provide…
Descriptors: Surveys, Seminars, Faculty Development, Interdisciplinary Approach