Faculty Motivation: The Role of a Supportive Teaching Culture
New Directions for Teaching and LearningPublished 1 June 1999
Kenneth A. Feldman, Michael B. Paulsen
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Abstract A supportive teaching culture provides various forms of informative feedback about individual teaching effectiveness without threatening individual teachers. This supportive approach stimulates motivation to achieve excellence in teaching.
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