Instructors’ Address Forms Influence Course Ratings

Keywords

Syllabus, Presentation (obstetrics), Meaning (existential), Psychology, Mathematics education

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• Exploring students’ perceptions of instructor requests for forms of address and students’ appraisals of the instructorKristen L. Farris, Madeline Martinson, Jovana Andelkovic — 2022
• Cam or professor Lee? How instructor seniority and address term influence student perceptions in the United StatesRuomeng Wu, Mary Jane Gardner, Patricia R. Todd — 2024

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