1st Edition
A Comprehensive Critique of Student Evaluation of Teaching Critical Perspectives on Validity, Reliability, and Impartiality
Chapter 1: Issues and Debates Surrounding Student Evaluations of Teaching
Chapter 2: Potential Impacts of Gender Bias on Student Evaluations
Chapter 3: The Influence of Personality Traits on Student Evaluations
Chapter 4: Halo Effects Impacting on Student Evaluations
Chapter 5: Questioning the Truthfulness of Student Evaluations
Chapter 6: Rigor, Grades and how they Impact on Student Evaluations
Chapter 7: The Association between Student Learning and Student Evaluations
Chapter 8: Student Evaluations and the Improvement of Instruction
Chapter 9: Challenging the Statistical Reliability of Student Evaluations
Chapter 10: Traditional Validity and SET
Chapter 11: Identifying Valid Applications of SET
Chapter 12: Validity and the Impacts of Subjectivity
Chapter 13: Introducing a Likability Hypothesis
Chapter 14: Justifications of the Likability Hypothesis
Chapter 15: Conclusion and Recommendations – the Future of SET
Biography
Dennis Clayson is Professor Emeritus in the College of Business Administration at the University of Northern Iowa, US.
