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6: Finding Key Faculty to Influence Change
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Teacher EducationFaculty IssuePerformance StudiesTeachingAcademic Support ProfessionalsFaculty Professional DevelopmentArtsNew ApproachesEducationEducational LeadershipProfessional DevelopmentSocial ChangePlanned ChangeHigher Education ManagementHigher Education TeachingHigher EducationTeaching MethodKey Faculty
To succeed in getting faculty to accept new teaching approaches, academic support professionals can benefit from the literature on planned change. By understanding the different rates at which faculty accept change, we can also identify the faculty most likely to lead their colleagues to accepting new approaches. Opinion leaders can offer insight into faculty reactions to new approaches; their involvement in project planning can influence acceptance. Innovators, when selected carefully, can demonstrate and test new teaching approaches. Knowledge of when and how to involve these two kinds of faculty can reduce frustration and enhance efforts to spread new ideas about teaching and learning.
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