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Direct linkFitch, Fred; Morgan, Susan E. – Communication Education, 2003
Universities commonly rely upon International Teaching Assistants (ITAs) to teach basic courses. This use of ITAs is a considerable benefit to universities; however, there is substantial evidence to suggest that undergraduate students quite often object to being taught and graded by ITAs. If universities and their academic departments wish to…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Teaching Assistants, Higher Education, College Instruction
