2011
DOI: 10.5206/cjsotl-rcacea.2011.1.2
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Good Teachers, Scholarly Teachers and Teachers Engaged in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: A Case Study from McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada

Abstract: This paper defines and operationalizes definitions of good teaching, scholarly teaching and the scholarship of teaching and learning in order to measure characteristics of these definitions amongst undergraduate instructors at McMaster University. A total of 2496 instructors, including all part-time instructors, were surveyed in 2007. A total of 339 surveys were returned. Indices of good teaching, scholarly teaching and scholarship of teaching and learning were developed. The data illustrated a strong correlat… Show more

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“…This context is characterized by good teaching and scholarly teaching, but has not yet developed a culture of SoTL inquiry (cf. Vajoczki, Savage, Martin, Borin, & Kustra, 2011). As Poole (2007) shows, good teaching is the foundation from which a SoTL-informed program to improve an institution's quality can grow, and so this context offers rich opportunities for SoTL leadership to have lasting effects on an institution's culture and priorities.…”
Section: Quadrant 3 Emerging Sotl Microcultures Emerging Institutiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This context is characterized by good teaching and scholarly teaching, but has not yet developed a culture of SoTL inquiry (cf. Vajoczki, Savage, Martin, Borin, & Kustra, 2011). As Poole (2007) shows, good teaching is the foundation from which a SoTL-informed program to improve an institution's quality can grow, and so this context offers rich opportunities for SoTL leadership to have lasting effects on an institution's culture and priorities.…”
Section: Quadrant 3 Emerging Sotl Microcultures Emerging Institutiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es posible afirmar que existen dos grandes tipos de estudios. El primer tipo se relaciona con la percepción de los estudiantes y profesores sobre los atributos de una docencia de excelencia (Alweshahi, Harley y Cook, 2007;Bartram y Bailey, 2009;Basow, Phelan y Capotosto, 2006;Bhattacharya, 2004;Cabalín y Navarro, 2010;Casero, 2010;Davies, Leung y Dunne, 2012;Duvivier et al, 2009;Friz, Sanhueza y Figueroa, 2011;Gargallo et al, 2010;Glenn et al, 2012;Jahangiri et al, 2013;Marín et al, 2011;Martínez, García y Quintanal, 2006;Parpala et al, 2011;Singh et al, 2013;Torok, McMorris y Lin, 2010); y el segundo tipo se vincula a la comprensión y caracterización de las prácticas de profesores reconocidos por su comunidad como de excelencia (Cid, Pérez y Zabalza, 2013;Cox y Swanson, 2002;Davidovitch y Milgram, 2006;De la Rosa, 2005;Gargallo, 2008;Hativa, Barak y Simhi, 2001;Monereo y Domínguez, 2014;Vajoczki et al, 2011). Este último grupo de estudios, aunque en minoría, refleja una mayor profundización en la comprensión de este hecho.…”
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“…Para lograr esta inclusión, los estudiantes consideran fundamental que el profesor potencie el aprendizaje significativo y centrado en el estudiante, a través de diversas estrategias de aprendizaje que sean activas, y se adecúen a sus intereses y características (Cox y Swanson, 2002;Duvivier et al, 2009;Friz et al, 2011;Gargallo, 2008). Así lo reporta Vajoczki et al (2011), en un estudio donde 339 profesores considerados como 'buenos' y 'ejerciendo con fuerte base pedagógica', manifestaron el uso de diversas estrategias de aprendizaje, tales como tutoriales con grupos pequeños, discusión guiada, aprendizaje entre pares y aprendizaje basado en problemas. Resulta destacable que la tradicional clase magistral solo fue elegida por estudiantes y profesores en un mínimo número de casos, y solo cuando era estrictamente necesaria (Gargallo, 2008;Glenn et al, 2012).…”
Section: Competencias Pedagógicasunclassified
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“…As SoTL grew into its adolescence, while a lens of focusing on learning continued, distinctions among good teaching, scholarly teaching, and the scholarship of teaching prevailed (e.g., Potter & Kustra 2011;Vajoczki et al, 2011). In addition, SoTL was increasingly positioned as including ways of making the findings public.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%