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Kimberly Mullins; Mary-Kate Boyd-Byrnes – College & Research Libraries, 2024
Using data from a learning module embedded in all first-year seminars, researchers found evidence suggesting that librarians are uniquely qualified to deliver information literacy instruction compared to campus faculty. The study analyzes writing assignments from first-year modules taught by either librarians or campus faculty for two academic…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Writing Assignments, Library Instruction, Reflection
Scandura, Terri A. – Management Teaching Review, 2017
The action research method of appreciative inquiry (AI) was employed to develop a teaching tool. This exercise involves students' reflections on a course, noting when they learned the most. The AI process of appreciating, envisioning, dialoging, and innovating is used to help students reflect on how they learn. Instructors of all types of courses…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Experiential Learning, Feedback (Response), Action Research
Tyran, Kristi Lewis – Management Teaching Review, 2017
This article introduces a leadership philosophy exercise where students reflect on their values and prepare a statement of what they intend to do as a leader in their careers. This exercise has the potential to add value to leadership classes or seminars where personal leadership is the focus. By using the leadership philosophy exercise, I argue…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Leadership Training, Leadership, Educational Philosophy
Wickstrom, Megan H.; Wilm, Stephanie; Mills, Emily; Johnson, Alexis; Leonard, Nicole; Larberg, Raegan – Educational Action Research, 2018
Pre-service teachers need to develop habits of mind that allow them to grow as new teachers. This article describes an elementary mathematics methods course in which teaching as an experiment was used a framework for pre-service teachers to participate in action research by developing learning goals, observing and analyzing student thinking,…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Preservice Teacher Education, Teaching Experience, Student Teacher Attitudes
Harris, Garth; Bristow, Dennis – e-Journal of Business Education and Scholarship of Teaching, 2016
When tasked with group projects, students often struggle with teamwork and tend to overlook the importance of group self-regulation and its role in effective collaborative work. The pedagogy was implemented in semester long university level new product development courses. The pedagogy illustrates how educators can use student generated weekly…
Descriptors: Teamwork, Student Projects, Group Dynamics, Innovation
Romano, Vincent A., Jr. – Global Education Review, 2014
The purpose of this research is to provide insight on how to improve current classroom observation practices in order to meet the needs of teachers, promote professional growth, and develop effective supervision practices. This study built upon previous research which identified four key components of a classroom observation process that promotes…
Descriptors: Secondary School Teachers, Teacher Supervision, Supervisors, Teacher Attitudes