One goal of the emerging field of discipline-based biology education research is to foster research studies that move beyond individual efforts to broader studies involving multiple faculty at multiple institutions and research in both classroom contexts and in more controlled, nonclassroom settings.
During these initial months, the program director and co-directors introduce each fellow broadly to faculty members, and they encourage fellows to meet with multiple faculty to explore their ideas and to identify a primary mentor and advisors.
For example, as shown in two of our example cases, institution F's team was a pair of faculty while institution B involved a university-level administrator (the interviewee) and multiple faculty members (those who were serving on the committee to improve biology education).
The approach developed here provides a more balanced assessment of multiple faculty roles, including educational, clinical and healthcare services.
His advice for junior faculty: "I think your grants need to be very focused, and they need to be very well written, and you should not be afraid to have multiple faculty members read those grants".
Additionally, substance abuse training is more effective, longer lasting, and more likely to be applied clinically if taught by multiple faculty members; however this goal may be unrealistic for all residency programs.
Multiple faculty members also expressed concerns that the provision in question had "potential for chilling or punishing free speech," according to a review by Barbara Lee, a Rutgers University professor who teaches higher education law.
We are encouraged by the agreement between examiners for residents where multiple faculty members could participate.
Subsequent faculty development programs [ 7- 9, 20] have sought to increase impact by training multiple faculty members across departments or disciplines.
The questions on each paper quiz were "Bloomed" by multiple faculty members familiar with the classification system.
