Turmoil in Success: THE ASSESSMENT OF TEACHING QUALITY

Abstract

Sketches a number of issues implicated in the assessment of teaching quality in higher education. Argues that checklist approaches to measuring teaching quality have some limited value – and a more professional, developmental approach is preferred. However, the focus on teaching quality should not disguise the fact that the emphasis needs to be on enhancing the quality of student learning, and this is not simply a function of the quality of the teaching which they encounter. Discusses implications both for academic departments and for universities, the claim being that systemic action is necessary.

Citation

Knight, P. (1993), "Turmoil in Success: THE ASSESSMENT OF TEACHING QUALITY", Quality Assurance in Education, Vol. 1 No. 1, pp. 9-14. https://doi.org/10.1108/09684889310040695