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This article uses data from a French university to analyze gender biases in student
evaluations of teaching (SETs). The results of fixed effects and generalized ordered logit …

This survey summarizes the main research findings about teaching economics to
undergraduates. After briefly reviewing the history of research on undergraduate economic …

This paper studies the effect of teacher gender and ethnicity on student evaluations of
teaching at university. We analyze a unique data-set featuring mixed teaching teams and a …

With the elimination of mandatory retirement, the average age of college and university
faculty members has increased. While this has raised some concerns, relatively little …

We present a new video-based tool developed in Germany to enhance the teaching of
economics. The tool consists of authentic teacher-student interactions in economics classes …

Student evaluations of teaching may be subject to halo effects, where answers to one
question are contaminated by answers to the other questions. Quantifying halo effects is …

In this paper, we document the design, development, and validation of a new multiple-
choice assessment created to test student knowledge and understanding of probability and …

Numerous studies have highlighted the significant role of Student Evaluations of Teaching
(SETs) as a key metric for assessing teaching quality in Higher Education (HE). Building …

Faculty at universities that place significant weight on student evaluations often report that
they give out easy grades, avoid controversial material and dumb down courses in order to …