Faculty workload studies : perspectives, needs, and future directions

Katrina A. Meyer

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Research, Science, and Academia Higher Education Governance and Development Evaluation of Teaching Practices

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Summarizes state studies of faculty workload and research on faculty productivity. Discusses problems with existing study designs and their results. Offers solutions with greater potential for improving productivity, with a focus on student learning, curricula, and mission.

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