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A case study in bias mitigation in teaching evaluations by changing the questions
Bias in student teaching evaluations is a well-documented issue. As predicted in the literature, our campus found that changing questions to focus more on student direct observation and metacognitive reflection, as well changing to a frequency scale, was correlated with an increase in favorable rati
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