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Online Academic Incivility Among Adult Learners
Adult Learning Pub Date : 2020-04-27 , DOI: 10.1177/1045159520916489
Laurie O. Campbell 1 , Jessica Tinstman Jones 1 , Glenn W. Lambie 1
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More and more faculty who teach online are facing incivility in their classroom. These disruptions impede learners’ development and wellbeing and can negatively impact faculty and institutions of higher education. In this article, we review the consequences of online academic incivility and the situational factors that contribute to these disruptions. In addition, we present promising practices and strategies for faculty, including (a) functional communication, (b) empathy, (c) timely feedback, (d) active listening, and (e) clear and consistent expectations. Faculty members implementing these strategies in their online classes may be useful in reducing the challenges of academic incivilities. Future research directions and practical implications for promoting civil communications are considered.

中文翻译:

成人学习者的在线学术不端行为

越来越多的在线教学教师在课堂上面临着不文明行为。这些干扰阻碍了学习者的发展和福祉,并可能对教师和高等教育机构产生负面影响。在本文中,我们回顾了在线学术不文明的后果以及导致这些中断的情境因素。此外,我们为教职员工提出了有希望的实践和策略,包括 (a) 功能性沟通,(b) 同理心,(c) 及时反馈,(d) 积极倾听,以及 (e) 明确和一致的期望。教职员工在其在线课程中实施这些策略可能有助于减少学术不端行为的挑战。考虑了未来的研究方向和促进民用通信的实际意义。
更新日期:2020-04-27
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