Citation
Rajan, Sundari
(1999)
What it Takes To Be an Effective Lecturer: A Case Study in Universiti Putra Malaysia.
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Abstract
The purpose of this qualitative case study was to understand
what it takes to be an effective lecturer for graduate students in
Universiti Putra Malaysia. This was done by examining three
research objectives which is 1) to understand who is an effective
lecturer, 2) to understand hoe concept of learning and teaching
influences the effectiveness of the lecturer and 3) to find out the
factors affecting the effectiveness of the lecturers. Five lecturers were selected from a list of lecturers who won
the award of excellence for the year 1997. All five lecturers were
from different faculty and area of specialization. The awards of
excellence lecturers are evaluated by the University by using a
systematic and standardized form, which focuses on researches,
teaching and community services. The lecturers were selected
using purposive sampling and data was obtained from interview,
other documents and e-mail correspondence.
Findings revealed that an effective lecturer should 1)
possess positive personality, have certain qualification ,
experience, training, skills and be knowledgeable 2) understand
the concepts of learning and teaching and how it influences the
effectiveness and finally 3) identify the factors that affects the
effectiveness of the lecturer.
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