国际课堂中教师评价、情感学习与教师诚信的探讨

P. D. Boer, Prantik Bordoloi
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近年来,高等教育的全球化趋势仍在继续。这个无国界的教育世界为学生提供了在世界任何地方选择和学习课程的机会。由此产生的国际教室为国际学习计划创造了挑战和机遇,为当今快节奏的(商业)环境所带来的需求做好准备。教师在适应日益多样化的学生群体和促进学习方面发挥着关键作用,同时要注意不同的学习风格、期望和需求。尽管最初人们认为国际课堂的后果是理所当然的,但高等教育机构越来越意识到,这不仅仅是用英语提供课程。在本研究中,我们探讨了在国际课堂背景下,学生多样性(就自我报告的国籍、种族和母语而言)、情感学习和教师可信度之间的联系。本研究的一个主要目的是检查用于国际课堂研究的测量项目和量表的可靠性。在这项研究中,数据收集自183名在荷兰最国际化的应用科学大学之一攻读国际商务本科课程的学生。研究样本有来自35个不同国家的学生,其中荷兰(42%)和德国(19%)的学生构成了最大的群体。样本被分为两组:与教师具有相同种族,国籍和母语的(学生-教师一致性)和不同的(学生-教师不一致性)。本研究结果表明,教师可信度和情感学习的测量工具是有效的,而非语言即时性的测量工具则不可靠。此外,理论驱动的假设不被支持,因为两组学生的情感学习和教师可信度得分之间没有显着差异。
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Exploring Instructor Evaluation, Affective Learning and Teacher Credibility in International Classrooms
In recent years the globalization trend in higher education has continued. This borderless educational world provides students opportunities to select and follow a study programme anywhere in the world. The resulting international classrooms create challenges and opportunities for international study programmes in preparing their diverse student populations for the demands posed by today’s fast-paced (business) environment. The teacher plays a pivotal role in accommodating the increasingly diverse student body and facilitating learning while being mindful of different learning styles, expectations and needs. Whereas initially the consequences of having an international classroom was taken for granted, higher education institutions have increasingly become aware that it involves more than offering the curriculum in English. In this study we explore the linkages between the student diversity, in terms of self-reported nationality, ethnicity and native language, affective learning and teacher credibility in the context of international classrooms. A key objective of this study was to check the reliability of the measurement items and scales for use in research pertaining to international classrooms. For this study, data was collected from 183 students following the International Business programme at an undergraduate level at one of the most international Universities of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. The study sample had students from 35 different countries with the Dutch (42%) and German (19%) students constituting the largest group. The sample was divided into two groups: those with the same ethnicity, nationality and native language as the teacher (student-teacher congruence), and those who were different (student-teacher incongruence). The results of this research suggest that the measurement tools for teacher credibility and affective learning are valid, whereas the tool for nonverbal immediacy did not prove reliable. In addition, the theory-driven hypotheses were not supported as no significant difference was found between the scores of affective learning and teacher credibility between the two different groups of students.
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