Do Student Attributes Influence Perceptions on the Importance of Instructor Characteristics Associated with Learning?.

Eagle, Bruce W.; Catalanello, Ralph F.

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ERIC Number: EJ384812

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Publication Date: 1987

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Do Student Attributes Influence Perceptions on the Importance of Instructor Characteristics Associated with Learning?

Eagle, Bruce W.; Catalanello, Ralph F.

Educational Research Quarterly, v11 n4 p29-36 1987

Whether significant differences exist between student characteristics (sex, grade point average, and class level) and student perceptions of teacher traits in terms of their importance to learning was studied in 401 undergraduates at a midwestern university. Significant differences for sex and class level are discussed. (SLD)

Descriptors: Grade Point Average, Higher Education, Instructional Program Divisions, Learning Readiness, Sex Differences, Student Attitudes, Student Characteristics, Student Evaluation of Teacher Performance, Student Reaction, Teacher Behavior, Teacher Characteristics, Undergraduate Students

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