Measuring Teaching Effectiveness

Abstract
In order to maintain a high quality of instruction at colleges and universities there must be a means of measuring teaching effectiveness. Four factors for evaluation are mentioned, namely: (1) delayed student opinions; (2) opinions of colleagues; (3) achievement on examinations; and (4) achievement in subsequent courses. A detailed description is given of the procedures for and experiences on a rigorous means of obtaining student opinions two years after their instruction.

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