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Teaching Tips as a Component of an Instructor Development Program in Veterinary Medicine.

Margaret V Root Kustritz¹

¹University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine, 1365 Gortner Avenue, St. Paul, MN, 55108.

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Summary

Instructor development programs offer valuable teaching tips. A college survey revealed high appreciation for accessible, self-paced, and relevant teaching resources, prompting improved dissemination strategies.

Keywords:

educational methods faculty and staff development

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Background:

Instructor development programs are crucial for enhancing teaching quality.
Providing accessible resources supports faculty growth and pedagogical improvement.
Effective dissemination of teaching resources is key to widespread adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness and accessibility of teaching tips as part of an instructor development program.
To gauge faculty reception and identify areas for improvement in resource delivery.
To inform strategies for better advertising and disseminating teaching resources.

Main Methods:

A survey was administered to college instructors to gather feedback on teaching tips.
Qualitative and quantitative data were collected on ease of access, self-pacing, and topic relevance.
Analysis of survey results informed subsequent dissemination and advertising efforts.

Main Results:

The survey indicated strong appreciation for the teaching tips due to their accessibility and convenience.
Instructors valued the ability to access information at their own pace and the relevance of the topics.
Teaching tips were found to be easily produced and archived.

Conclusions:

The teaching tips are a highly valued component of the instructor development program.
Enhanced advertising and dissemination of the electronic archive are necessary.
Further evaluation of dissemination methods will ensure broader access and utilization of teaching tips.