2020 Conference Archive
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Academic/ Professional Development - Research
Abstract
We present research regarding the challenging process of becoming a SoTL scholar while experiencing conflict within the student-faculty relationship. Interpersonal conflict is fairly common in the student-faculty relationship and can have a significant impact on both new and seasoned instructors’ perceptions of their ability to teach. This study was completed as part of a SoTL mentoring project between the first and second authors. Different instructor demographics as well as various classroom management techniques were explored. Results showed that levels of conflict and techniques utilized varied across gender, age and years of teaching experience.
Session Format
Presentation
1
Location
Scarbrough Four
Publication Type and Release Option
Event
Recommended Citation
MOORMAN, DIANN C. DR. and ODEYEMI, EBUNOLUWA FOLASADE, "Classroom Management-an Exploration of Effective Conflict Strategies" (2020). SoTL Commons Conference. 70.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sotlcommons/SoTL/2020/70
Classroom Management-an Exploration of Effective Conflict Strategies
Scarbrough Four
We present research regarding the challenging process of becoming a SoTL scholar while experiencing conflict within the student-faculty relationship. Interpersonal conflict is fairly common in the student-faculty relationship and can have a significant impact on both new and seasoned instructors’ perceptions of their ability to teach. This study was completed as part of a SoTL mentoring project between the first and second authors. Different instructor demographics as well as various classroom management techniques were explored. Results showed that levels of conflict and techniques utilized varied across gender, age and years of teaching experience.
