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Roach, Alex; Christensen, Bruce K.; Rieger, Elizabeth – Journal of Educational Psychology, 2019
The quality of the relationship between academic research supervisors and their students has been recognized as the most important determinant of successful and timely postgraduate degree completion. Many functions have been deemed important in facilitating this alliance. However, due to resource constraints and personal capabilities, supervisors…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Student Research, Supervision, Foreign Countries
Howells, Kerry; Stafford, Karen; Guijt, Rosanne; Breadmore, Michael – Teaching in Higher Education, 2017
While increasing attention is being placed on the crucial importance of a positive supervisor-student relationship, few studies have investigated how to enhance this. Our paper investigates the effect of gratitude practices, proposing it brings both focus and intentionality to the student-supervisor relationship resulting in better research…
Descriptors: Doctoral Programs, Teacher Student Relationship, Supervisor Supervisee Relationship, Supervisory Methods
Guerin, Cally; Green, Ian – Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2015
Team supervision of PhDs is increasingly the norm in Australian and UK universities; while this model brings many improvements on the traditional one-on-one research supervision, it also introduces new complexities. In particular, many students find the diversity of opinions expressed in teams to be confusing. Such diversity in supervisor feedback…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Supervision, Supervisory Methods, Teamwork
Wisker, Gina; Kiley, Margaret – International Journal for Academic Development, 2014
Most research into research supervision practice focuses on functional, collegial or problematic power-related experiences. Work developing the supervisory role concentrates on new supervisors, and on taught development and support programmes. Most literature on academics' professional learning concentrates on learning to be a university teacher…
Descriptors: Doctoral Programs, Supervision, Supervisory Training, Supervisory Methods
Manathunga, Catherine – Australian Universities' Review, 2012
Many universities have introduced team supervision as a means of intervening in the intensity of the traditional supervisor-student dyad. This policy is intended to provide students with a great support during their candidature and to share the burden of sole supervision. It is also a pedagogy that seeks to support students' engagement with new…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Graduate Students, Graduate Study, Supervision
Ingleby, Richard; Chung, Mona – Australian Universities' Review, 2009
This paper discusses the impact Chinese students' culturally-specific features might have on the processes by which they commence their higher degrees by research candidature. We explain how existing frameworks in cross-cultural studies and an appreciation of the different educational background might be used to create a better understanding of…
Descriptors: Educational Background, Research Papers (Students), Student Research, Supervisor Supervisee Relationship
Ahern, Kathy; Hawthorne, Fiona – International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2008
Reflective practice has been adopted by many teachers, including dissertation advisors who provide 1:1 teaching of research students. This paper discusses issues arising from our use of qualitative data analysis software (QDAS) for reflective practice and provides an analysis of the thematic coding and word/pattern searches of feedback given to…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Foreign Countries, Qualitative Research, Computer Software