What is it about?
Comparing tenured faculty to healthcare professionals working in the field who also teach students. Do they have the same teaching skill needs, the same reasons to teach, the same identity as an educator?
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Why is it important?
Faculty development is most often designed for tenured faculty. However, sessional (casual, adjunct, non-tenured) faculty teach health science students a lot. How can we know they are developing as educators? If we compare their needs, motivations and identity, we may gain some insights as to what should be different about the faculty development designed for sessional faculty.
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This is part of our work on sessional faculty.
Abigail Snook
University of Iceland
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This page is a summary of: Needs, motivations, and identification with teaching: a comparative study of temporary part-time and tenure-track health science faculty in Iceland, BMC Medical Education, September 2019, Springer Science + Business Media,
DOI: 10.1186/s12909-019-1779-4.
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