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Reluctance Toward Online Teaching, Sally Dufner
Reluctance Toward Online Teaching, Sally Dufner
Culminating Projects in Higher Education Administration
Online education has become a staple in the American higher education system. A shortage of qualified and motivated online instructors exists as online learning demand increases. The purpose of this qualitative study was to identify why faculty members are not motivated to teach online courses. This study sought to answer the following three questions: (1) Why are faculty members not participating in online instruction? (2) What incentives, if any, are likely to motivate non-participating instructors to adopt online instruction? and (3) What are the differences in perceptions regarding online instruction between faculty members who had been asked or had an …
Exploring Four Modes Of Responding To Undergraduate Writing, Mary Gruis
Exploring Four Modes Of Responding To Undergraduate Writing, Mary Gruis
Culminating Projects in English
A study exploring four modes of giving feedback to student writing in a first-year composition course. The focus discusses ways the different modes impact student writing and revision. It also examines one classroom where each of these modes were implemented, how these different modes were implemented, and the outcome of each mode on student attitudes toward the writing and revision process.