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Structure of the Teaching Analysis by Students (Tabs).
1a University of Hawaii , USA.
The Journal of Psychology
|January 31, 2017
Summary
Student evaluations of teaching reveal key instructor behaviors related to student outcomes. The Teaching Analysis By Students (TABS) identified factors like communication and accountability that impact learning.
Area of Science:
- Educational Psychology
- Higher Education Pedagogy
Background:
- Growing interest in student-based evaluation of instruction.
- Focus on diagnostic aspects of teacher behavior in the classroom.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze student ratings of teacher behavior.
- To identify factors of effective teaching.
- To determine the relationship between teaching behaviors and educational outcomes.
Main Methods:
- Administered the Teaching Analysis By Students (TABS) to 2096 students across 90 university courses.
- Factor analyzed 39 student ratings (36 diagnostic, 3 criterion).
- Used Varimax rotation for seven factors and stepwise multiple regression.
Main Results:
- Identified seven key factors: Accountability, Communication Facilitator, Dynamism/Flexibility, General Instructor Impact, Closure/Pacing, Openness, and Communication Skill.
- Factors categorized into information management and interpersonal relations.
- Significant predictive power for instructor impact (R² = .72), course impact (R² = .64), and cognitive/affective growth (R² = .52).
Conclusions:
- Specific instructor behaviors are demonstrably linked to educational outcomes.
- Student evaluations can provide valuable diagnostic insights into teaching effectiveness.
- Effective teaching involves both managing information and interpersonal dynamics.
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