Sentence examples for poor faculty from inspiring English sources
Methods: The chief residents as primary stakeholders were strongly encouraged to play a leadership role in designing MR. A facultyled didactic format was rejected because of the importance of focusing on resident team building, and leadership, but poor faculty participation was also an issue.
Top reported reasons for leaving undergraduate science majors included poor faculty pedagogy, an overwhelming amount of information, loss of interest in the discipline, and a competitive classroom culture (Seymour and Hewitt, 1997).
That some tutors are reported to have found the learning objectives 'a joke' is worrying but might indicate a lack of understanding about the intentions of the curriculum change and poor faculty development or induction.
Similarly, a drop in the ranking of the University of California at Berkeley — to 22nd place from 2nd in 2004 — reflected not only a comparatively poor faculty-to-student ratio, but also "low attractiveness for international faculty and students," according to Martin Ince, also a QS adviser.
When we see this, it is clearly a result of poor course design and inadequate faculty training and preparation.
University departments are reluctant to hire new scientists in areas in which funding is poor, thus faculty hires are based on likelihood of grant success, not on need for teaching or research.
One of the major challenges was the poor linkage between faculty development and evaluation systems[ 26].
He is a poor disciplinarian, and the faculty clown, to his son's discomfort.
But will a course like this, more broadly deployed, be useful to the many other postdocs with less flashy resumes and poorer odds of becoming faculty members running labs of their own?
This means big faculties, big staffs, big tuition revenues, and poor student-to-full-time-faculty ratios.
He adds that faculty members accept poor wages because working conditions are so good — interested students, no turf wars and a wide range of intellectual exploration.
