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Examining Job Satisfaction Online Adjunct Instructors': A Phenomenological Study, Shalyn Lapke
Examining Job Satisfaction Online Adjunct Instructors': A Phenomenological Study, Shalyn Lapke
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The study of job satisfaction for professors in the work place has been prevalent in the research for decades (COACHE, 2007). As online education grows exponentially each year (Allen & Seaman, 2006), this aspect of professorial teaching is emerging as an increasingly critical factor. Many professors that teach in the online sector have taught or are currently teaching in a face-to-face setting as well (Preziosi & Gooden, 2003). Also, many of the professors teaching online courses in the higher education arena are being hired as adjunct instructors. There is a lack of literature dealing with the satisfaction of the educator …