Using data that identify the respondents to Student Evaluation of Teaching, the author finds that respondents and … nonrespondents are different, along several characteristics. Students respond more if they are first-term freshmen, or if the course … is a major requirement. Men, students with light course load, and students with low CGPA or low course grade are less …

der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster neben der offiziellen schriftlichen Befragung der Studierenden (Papier-Evaluation … Münster were evaluated not only by distributing official paper surveys but also by asking the students to fill out online …

Zeitpunkt der Evaluation erwartete oder bereits erhaltene Note zum späteren Zeitpunkt besser ist als zum früheren Zeitpunkt. Die …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 …

econometric models (both OLS and 2SLS methods) to test the hypothesis that students rate their professors primarily based upon … their midterm grades. Our findings reveal that students' midterm grades are positively and significantly related to … that a number of students have ever used student ratings of teaching for revenge on or to reward professors, and professors …

Using a student evaluation of teaching instrument, students were given the opportunity to evaluate instructors at the … formed at the beginning of the course or even prior to the course begins. This suggests that evaluation scores would be …

indicate that, as assessed by students, the best principles teachers also tend to be the best non-principles teachers. OLS …

Almost all students at American colleges and universities use student evaluations to rate their professors. However … from an internet rating site to explore potential econometric applications arising from the student evaluation process. The … data both engage students in empirical work and produce some interesting results …