英文摘要 |
The hierarchical linear modeling analysis was used to examine the effects of student's and class's cognitive process on student ratings of instruction. Data were gathered from 6292 students enrolled in 180 undergraduate courses at a university in Taiwan. The results indicate that, within the student individual level, students' gender, year in the school, cognitive process, interest in learning, and the attribute of the subjects have a significant impact on student ratings. The cognitive process, within the class level, also has a significant impact on student ratings. However, it does not show the moderating effect. The implications of these findings for student ratings policies as they affect university faculty and students are discussed. |