Peer review of teaching : lessons from and for departments of sociology /
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Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. :
American Sociological Association,
[2011]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreward and acknowledgements
- The context for peer review
- The peer review of teaching / Theodore C. Wagenaar
- Rewarding teaching: lessons from the fauctly roles and rewards movement / Vaneeta-marie D'Andrea
- Making public teaching / Beth Rushing
- Modes of peer review
- The teaching portfolio / Theodore C. Wagenaar
- The use of teaching circles / Caro Baily and Thomas L. Van Valey
- The use of student interviews in the review of teaching / John DeLamater and Thomas L. Van Valey
- Designing a peer observation instrument / Vaneeta-marie D'Andrea
- Prepareing, identifying, and using peers
- Preparing graduate students for teaching as peers / Brent Burton and Thomas L. Van Valey
- The peer review of teaching in post tenure review / Maxine P. Atkinson and Andrea N. Hunt
- Some ethical issues in the peer review of teaching / Thomas L. Van Valey
- Implementation strategies
- Ways to start the peer review conversation within a department / Edward L. Kain
- Peer review: the role of the department chair / J. Michael Brooks
- The pedagogical colloquium / Carla Howery
- Resources
- Bibliography on the peer review of teaching / Carla Howery.