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Instructional Issues for Teaching Assistants Export

Innovative Higher Education, Vol. 25, No. 3. (1 March 2001), pp. 209-230.

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This study examined teaching assistants' perceptions of various instructional issues and explored whether their perceptions were affected by nationality, gender, and academic discipline. The study generated significant, positive results. Logistic regression with dummy coding revealed significant predictors of teaching assistants' instructional roles, teaching style, instructional methods, communication strategies, and potential problems. Discussion of the results, implications, and recommendations for future research are included.


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