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Drake, Robert G. – College Teaching, 2011
Because instructor-led Supplemental Instruction (SI) offers additional benefits in student learning and engagement over the more traditional peer-led model, in this article the author argues that faculty should consider participating in SI sessions. Benefits to participating in instructor-led SI include: students spend more time on task in…
Descriptors: Intervention, Supplementary Education, Teacher Participation, Teacher Influence
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Dugan, Kimberly; Letterman, Margaret – College Teaching, 2008
Scholars have argued that team teaching promises great benefits for students. However, little systematic research exists to show how such benefits occur. Team teaching takes various forms including the simultaneously taught two-person course (coteaching), the alternating two-person course (alternate), and the panel of three or more faculty…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Team Teaching, Conventional Instruction, Intermode Differences
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Durwin, Cheryl Cisero; Sherman, William M. – College Teaching, 2008
The authors investigate whether the choice of college textbook affects students' comprehension of the material. Forty-eight students from educational psychology courses were randomly assigned to one of two conditions: (1) unfamiliar passages drawn from the textbook used in the course, or (2) comparable passages selected from a competitor textbook.…
Descriptors: Reading Comprehension, Educational Psychology, Textbook Selection, Textbook Evaluation