For academic programs, incentive systems must address not only clinical productivity, but academic and teaching output as well.
Throughout his career of part-time teaching, his output as a poet was prolific, from Flowering Cactus (1950) onwards.
Indeed, as Mr. Kirchner grew older and was increasingly consumed by teaching, his output slackened, and he began recycling materials from earlier works.
These included a range of improvements in teaching, research output, and competitiveness, as well as recruitment procedures for women and foreign researchers.
In addition to teaching and research outputs, many believe that universities produce social output, an output in which there is no adequate measure for it (see, e.g., Higgins 1989; Johnes and Yu 2008; Kao and Hung 2008; Kao and Hwang 2008).
In this sense, the main concern of educational policy makers in Uruguay should be to improve the quality of teaching and academic outputs with the currently available resources.
The quality of a research institute can be defined in many ways; quality of its teaching, graduates, research outputs, social, environmental and economic impacts.
Research output, teaching activities, and multidisciplinary conference support are measurable.
However, there is a significant advantage of open learning in terms of the potential for increasing teaching and learning output, letting subject experts focus on material creation, and automating much of the repetitive tasks.
About a school on Staten Island that improved its academic outputs by teaching its underprivileged students the nuts and bolts of writing.
