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This paper reports a small-scale study, undertaken as part of a higher degree, which aims to explore the information-seeking behaviour of a group of lecturers, based on one site, delivering a nursing and midwifery curriculum in the School of Health Studies of a higher education institution.

The feedback score is the percentage of final-years satisfied with feedback and assessment by lecturers, based on the NSS 7. Staff-student ratio is the number of students per member of teaching staff 8. Spend is the amount of money spent on each student, given as a rating out of 10 9. Average entry tariff means the typical Ucas scores of students currently studying in that department 10.

In addition, students chose model and meritorious lecturers based on their lecturers' personality, knowledge and performance.

For example, in the study with the smallest sample size in this review, a total of 75 (68.8%) lecturers (based on a calculated sample size) were randomly sampled from a total of 109 eligible medical school lecturers in Port Harcourt, Nigeria (59).

The cost of $45,000 per annum per expatriate lecturer, based on actual incurred MEP costs, was included.

Online learning environments allow lecturers to process student input before a lecture and shape the lecture based on this input.

Whitehall officials shared counter-extremist advice with lecturers and students based on work in UK universities under the Prevent programme, the government's counter-terrorism initiative, which has been criticised for discriminating against Muslims.

By 1820 Everett had established a formidable reputation as a lecturer and orator, based on careful preparation, an extraordinary memory, and brilliance of style and delivery.

Paul Hegarty, a lecturer and noise musician, likewise assigns a subjective value to noise, writing that "noise is a judgment, a social one, based on unacceptability, the breaking of norms and a fear of violence".

Not necessarily, said Terry Cralle, RN, MS, CPHQ, a certified clinical sleep educator and lecturer based in Virginia.

We differentiated high and low performing students based on the lecturers' questions, dividing the students into tertiles: Students in the highest tertile were defined as high performing, students in the lowest tertile as low performing (Table  1).