This study comprises 128 cases in which the same students have evaluated one lecture at two different points of time … between grades and students' evaluations of teaching (which are often observed) are not fully explainable by the grading … leniency hypothesis and/or the students' characteristics hypothesis. Rather university lecturers seem to have the opportunity …

In this paper, we develop econometric models and apply both OLS and TSLS methods to test the hypothesis that students … rate their professors primarily based upon their midterm grades. Our findings reveal that students' midterm grades are …

Group projects form a large and possibly growing component of the work undertaken for assessing students for post …

As the number of students increases and the unit of resource is stretched, academic staff are finding that the pressure … the coping strategies that are frequently adopted by both staff and students. Evidence of these unintended consequences …

As the number of students increases and the unit of resource is stretched, academic staff are finding that the pressure … the coping strategies that are frequently adopted by both staff and students. Evidence of these unintended consequences … follows:-Slow feedback to students-Little meaningful feedback-Almost no formative assessment by which students can learn from …

Münster were evaluated not only by distributing official paper surveys but also by asking the students to fill out online …

weigh on Italy's universities, the lack of organisation and unwillingness to discuss exhibited by the students prevents the …

empirical model was applied to estimate students’ knowledge growth. Sources of knowledge growth were extracted to identify each …