Student perspectives on the university professor role

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Manuel Marin Sanchez
Roberto Martinez-Pecino
Yolanda Troyano Rodriguez
Pilar Teruel Melero
Cite this article:  Marin Sanchez, M., Martinez-Pecino, R., Troyano Rodriguez, Y., & Teruel Melero, P. (2011). Student perspectives on the university professor role. Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal, 39(4), 491-496.


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The perception of the university lecturer/teacher role from the students’ perspective was analyzed. A sample of 1,599 social sciences university students responded to an open question about the most relevant characteristics that their ideal teacher/lecturer should have. The chi-square test performed showed that students’ preferred features of the teacher/lecturer role were associated with their mutual interaction (e.g., having respectful manners,being understanding and open) as well as having the ability to clearly transmit information. Understanding students’ expectations of their professors is essential in order to improve the professor-student relationship, and can also assist professors in developing their roles.

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