2015
DOI: 10.1080/03075079.2015.1034262
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Higher education quality assessment model: towards achieving educational quality standard

Abstract: continuing higher education. Their responses reflected a strong interest in the use of social science as a lens for viewing age-related issues. Other findings are that the respondents saw the optimal course length as 2 years, two-thirds would study for a degree, and 60 percent wanted to study at the graduate level. The majority reported a preference for diverse learning and teaching methods and studying with students of different ages. (40 ref)-School of Social Sciences,

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“…Így markánsan jelenik meg a szolgáltatásminőség-modellek alkalmazása egyes tantárgyakhoz, kurzusokhoz kapcsolódó hallgatói minőségpercepciók mérési és értékelési igényével is (pl. Noaman et al, 2017;Yousapronpaiboon, 2014;Sadeh & Garkaz, 2015;Kincsesné et al, 2015).…”
Section: Cikkek Tanulmányokunclassified
“…Így markánsan jelenik meg a szolgáltatásminőség-modellek alkalmazása egyes tantárgyakhoz, kurzusokhoz kapcsolódó hallgatói minőségpercepciók mérési és értékelési igényével is (pl. Noaman et al, 2017;Yousapronpaiboon, 2014;Sadeh & Garkaz, 2015;Kincsesné et al, 2015).…”
Section: Cikkek Tanulmányokunclassified
“…Education can be improved through quality management [10]. Peak maintains that TQM improves educational organizations in many ways, such as improving education process, making the educational environment motivating, improving educational curriculum, boosting the speed of training services and reducing costs [16]. TQM is a way of achieving and maintaining excellence in higher education as realized [32].…”
Section: Tqm In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Arcaro opines that quality can create an ambiance where educationalists, parents, government officials, community representatives, and business leaders work jointly to deliver students with the resources they need to meet current and future academic, business, and societal needs [10]. A number of TQM elements have a critical role in process improvement including, "leadership", "vision", "measurement and evaluation", "process control and improvement", "program design", "quality system improvement", "employee involvement", "recognition and reward", "evaluation and training", "student focus", and "other stakeholder focus" in higher education [16]. A good number of scholars find that some TQM tools and techniques are convincingly suitable in education.…”
Section: Tqm In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, students studying in the university type institutions perceived better teaching effectiveness (x ̅ = 114.93) as compared to the students in the non university type institutions (x ̅ = 112.04). It clearly reflects that teachers in the university type of private higher institutions are of higher quality than the teachers in the non university type of institutions.This difference can be attributed by several factors including the use of technology for teaching and learning (Price & Kirkwood, 2014;Englund, et al, 2017); the availability of physical resources such as a library and laboratory (Gibbs & Jenkins, 2014, teaching large classes (Gibbs & Jenkins, 2014, Maring & Sing, 2014, poor student engagement (Shernoff, et al, 2014), academic advising, communication skills and qualifications of academic staff (Noaman, et al, 2017). Further , Richardson, (2005) revealed the relationships between teachers' approaches to teaching; their conceptions of teaching, and their perceptions of the teaching environment vary among the academic staff in different institutions and, influences their teaching.…”
Section: Nationality Difference In Teaching Effectiveness As Perceivementioning
confidence: 99%