Class Size and College Students' Evaluations of Teachers and Courses: A Closer Look.

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Title:	Class Size and College Students' Evaluations of Teachers and Courses: A Closer Look.
Authors:	Feldman, Kenneth A.
Descriptors:	Class Size; College Students; Course Evaluation; Evaluation Methods; Higher Education; Student Evaluation of Teacher Performance; Teacher Student Relationship
Source:	Research in Higher Education, v21 n1 p45-116 1984
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Publication Date:	1984-00-00
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Abstract:	A systematic analysis of extant studies reveals a very weak inverse association between the size of class enrollment in a college course and students' overall evaluation of the course and its teacher, as well as between class size and evaluations of instructor's skill in presenting material and communicating information. (Author/MLW)
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Languages:	English
Education Level:	Higher Education