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ERIC Number: ED030428
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 1969-Mar-29
Pages: 20
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A Computerized Method of Longitudinal Evaluation of Student Performance.
Gosser, Jon
This is a brief overview of a study used as an example of how a computerized, longitudinal description and analysis of student responses to questions and statements about the teaching process can help answer the question, "Am I doing a good job of teaching?" Questions and statements for the example were taken primarily from "The University of Washington Survey of Student Opinion of Teaching" and "The Purdue Rating Scale for Instruction," and administered to several classes of students. Responses were grouped by class, semester and subject to show some of the available descriptions of the effects of the teaching process. Appended are the instruments used and some examples of grouped data as compiled by the computer. [Not available in hardcopy due to marginal legibility of original document]. (MC)
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Identifiers - Location: Michigan
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