Abstract

Utilizing interviews with 44 full-time HESA faculty members, this study explores how they describe planning for individual courses. Findings suggest a model of course planning in which faculty members enter the process with particular beliefs and then make decisions as they consider existing syllabi, course objectives, course content, and student characteristics. Context further shapes the planning process. This study has implications for faculty members’ academic planning and further research on teaching in HESA programs.

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