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March 29, 2017
New Paradigms for Testing Student Learning: Addressing Faculty and Student Classroom Improprieties
- Author
- Braxton, John M. and Alan E. Bayer, eds.
- Publisher
- Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, CA
- ISBN
- 787977942
- Table of Contents
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ch. 1 Introduction: Faculty and student classroom improprieties (John M. Braxton, Alan E. Bayer)
ch. 2 Sociological explanations for faculty and student classroom incivilities (Nathaniel J. Bray, Marietta Del Favero)
ch. 3 Dynamics of gender, ethnicity, and race in understanding classroom incivility (Mia Alexander-Snow)
ch. 4 Incidence and student response to faculty teaching norm violations (John M. Braxton, Melinda Rogers Mann)
ch. 5 The influence of teaching norm violations on the welfare of students as clients of college teaching (John M. Braxton, Alan E. Bayer, James A. Noseworthy)
ch. 6 Toward a code of conduct for undergraduate teaching (John M. Braxton, Alan E. Bayer)
ch. 7 Student norms of classroom decorum (Timothy C. Caboni, Amy S. Hirschy, Jane R. Best)
ch. 8 Effects of student classroom incivilities on students (Amy S. Hirschy, John M. Braxton)
ch. 9 Promulgating statements of student rights and responsibilities (Alan E. Bayer)
ch. 10 Conclusions and recommendations: Avenues for addressing teaching and learning improprieties (Alan E. Bayer, John M. Braxton)
Appendix: Description of research methods and analyses
Changes in instructional paradigms are leading to changes in the way student achievement is tested, including group testing, online testing and authentic testing. This issue discusses the theory and practice of these new forms of testing and offers practical suggestions for instructors considering their use. (From the Publisher)