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Autori principali: Furrow, David, Taylor, Colin
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1996
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ527889
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Taylor, Colin
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contents Research at Two Small Canadian Universities: The Views of Faculty. Furrow, David Taylor, Colin Administrative Policy College Faculty Faculty Workload Foreign Countries Graduate Students Higher Education Personnel Policy Research Research Projects Researchers Resources School Surveys Self Concept Specialization Teacher Attitudes Teacher Motivation Faculty at two small Canadian universities were surveyed concerning their research activities and preferences, views of themselves as researchers, and factors they felt constrained or facilitated research activities. Respondents were highly committed to research. Teaching and nonteaching commitments, availability of graduate students, limitations of library holdings were problems; personal motivation and institutional research offices were positive factors. (Author/MSE)
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spellingShingle Research at Two Small Canadian Universities: The Views of Faculty.
Furrow, David
Taylor, Colin
Administrative Policy
College Faculty
Faculty Workload
Foreign Countries
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Personnel Policy
Research
Research Projects
Researchers
Resources
School Surveys
Self Concept
Specialization
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Motivation
Research at Two Small Canadian Universities: The Views of Faculty. Furrow, David Taylor, Colin Administrative Policy College Faculty Faculty Workload Foreign Countries Graduate Students Higher Education Personnel Policy Research Research Projects Researchers Resources School Surveys Self Concept Specialization Teacher Attitudes Teacher Motivation Faculty at two small Canadian universities were surveyed concerning their research activities and preferences, views of themselves as researchers, and factors they felt constrained or facilitated research activities. Respondents were highly committed to research. Teaching and nonteaching commitments, availability of graduate students, limitations of library holdings were problems; personal motivation and institutional research offices were positive factors. (Author/MSE)
title Research at Two Small Canadian Universities: The Views of Faculty.
topic Administrative Policy
College Faculty
Faculty Workload
Foreign Countries
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Personnel Policy
Research
Research Projects
Researchers
Resources
School Surveys
Self Concept
Specialization
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Motivation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ527889