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摘要
O ' Meara, Terosky和Neumann(2011)揭示了将教师教学和学习中心与研究发展计划相结合的必要性,以进一步实现教授个人创造创新教学实践的目标,以及教师出版和有效决策的机构目标。本文建议大学在这些综合教师发展计划中实施教与学奖学金(SoTL)或教与学促进中心(TLEC)学生部门。这将通过让学生在他们的教育中发出自己的声音,同时丰富学生、教师和管理人员的知识,培养更多的教学理念和更民主的制度。
Improving SoTL Programs: The Impact of a Student Sector.
O’ Meara, Terosky, and Neumann (2011) revealed a need to integrate faculty teaching and learning centers with research development programs to further both individual professors’ goals of creating innovative pedagogical practices and institutional goals for faculty publication and effective decision making regarding funding allocation. This article suggests that universities implement a scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) or teaching-learning enhancement center (TLEC) student sector within these integrated faculty development programs. This will foster more pedagogical ideas and a more democratic institution by giving students a voice in their education while enriching the knowledge of students, faculty, and administrators.