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spelling ndltd-OhioLink-oai-etd.ohiolink.edu-toledo13521490672021-08-03T05:20:09Z An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges Schwartz, Carol A. Community College Education Community Colleges Education Pedagogy Teaching community college contingent faculty adjuncts adjunct faculty teaching practices Framework for Teaching instructional practices pedagogy instruction <p>The academy has long acknowledged teaching, service, and research as the threefold work of its members. Those members in community colleges primarily engage in teaching, as opposed to research and service, but historical trends show an increase in the percent of courses taught by contingent instructors as opposed to full-time faculty members. This trend, when considered with the fact that almost half of the students now pursuing postsecondary educational opportunities do so in community colleges, provides a rich landscape for investigation.</p><p>This dissertation examines, through description correlation methods, the existence of relationships between characteristics of community college contingent faculty and the planning, preparation, class environment, instruction, and professional development activities used by contingent faculty in community colleges, specifically those instructors in the Arts and Sciences or general education divisions.</p><p>Those varied teaching activities are the components of Danielson’s Framework for Teaching, a model developed to address wide-ranging aspects of instruction. That model serves as the conceptual framework for this study, which included participants from across the nation who work in community colleges differentiated by size and the populations they serve.</p><p>The analysis of the results of this correlational study leads to recommendations for more effective instructional practices in contingent faculty and improved integration of this group into the academic life of community colleges.</p> 2012 English text University of Toledo / OhioLINK http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=toledo1352149067 http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=toledo1352149067 unrestricted This thesis or dissertation is protected by copyright: all rights reserved. It may not be copied or redistributed beyond the terms of applicable copyright laws.
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topic Community College Education
Community Colleges
Education
Pedagogy
Teaching
community college
contingent faculty
adjuncts
adjunct faculty
teaching practices
Framework for Teaching
instructional practices
pedagogy
instruction
spellingShingle Community College Education
Community Colleges
Education
Pedagogy
Teaching
community college
contingent faculty
adjuncts
adjunct faculty
teaching practices
Framework for Teaching
instructional practices
pedagogy
instruction
Schwartz, Carol A.
An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
author Schwartz, Carol A.
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title An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
title_short An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
title_full An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
title_fullStr An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
title_full_unstemmed An Analysis of Instructional Practices of Contingent Faculty in Community Colleges
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