Transcript
  • 00:01    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:22    |    
    Can free market governance principles be applied to a university setting?
  • 00:57    |    
    Skepticism from learned scholars
  • 02:09    |    
    Is it proper for an uneducated 18-year-old to pass judgment on the teaching skills and knowledge of a learned professor?
    • Juan Carlos Cachanosky
    • What is the student going to evaluate?
    • Fritz Thomas
    • Students will pass judgment
    • Yetilú de Baessa
    • Lack of knowledge
    • Grete Pasch
    • Judging teaching skills but not knowledge
    • Lissa Hanckel
    • Learning as opposed to judging what is being taught
    • Guillermo Monroy
    • Student as customer of the teacher
  • 07:34    |    
    What is learning?
    • Meaning of the word "teach"
    • Important components in teaching
      • Point allocation
        • Ramiro Alfaro
        • Fritz Thomas
        • Juan Carlos Cachanosky
        • Federico Alfaro
        • Carla de Hess
      • How can each component be measured?
        • Facts and theories
          • Federico Alfaro
            • Learning how to evaluate students
            • Mistakes of immature teachers
          • Fritz Thomas
          • Difference between mature and immature teachers
        • Skills
          • Yetilú de Baessa
          • Hands-on tests
          • Milton Argueta
          • Problem solving
        • Critical thinking
          • Rossana de Grazioso
          • Students' writing
          • Milton Argueta
          • Ability to give arguments
          • Yetilú de Baessa
          • Essay tests
          • Ramiro Alfaro
          • Evaluating critical thinking
          • Fritz Thomas
          • Teacher's ability to help students
      • How easy it is to evaluate facts and theory in comparison with critical thinking?
        • Rossana de Grazioso
        • Students' evaluation of their own learning
        • Luis Figueroa
        • Objective evaluations
        • Milton Argueta
        • Teacher's maturity
        • Luis Figueroa
        • Importance of facts
      • Which components should have maximum standards?
        • Yetilú de Baessa
        • Difficulty for a component to have the maximun standard
        • Fritz Thomas
        • Recognizing student effort
        • Character
        • Yetilú de Baessa
        • Transformation over time
        • Federico Alfaro
        • Objectives of standards
      • Is it proper to transform students into someone we admire?
        • Carla de Hess
        • Students' choice
        • Luis Figueroa
        • Transformation into someone better
  • 35:43.5    |    
    Idea of student as customer
    • What is the relationship between customer and business person?
      • Clear promise
      • Specifications
      • Customer selection
      • Measurement of satisfaction
      • Incentives
    • Which component is most important to having the right relationship with a customer in business?
      • Ramiro Alfaro
      • Measurement of satisfaction
      • Juan Carlos Cachanosky
      • Clear promise
      • Ramón Parellada
      • Satisfaction
      • Luis Figueroa
      • Contract
      • Fritz Thomas
      • Market validation system
  • 43:48    |    
    Overview of part II
  • 44:18    |    
    Final credits


Can Free Market Governance Principles be Applied to a University Setting? (Part I)

New Media  | 21 de agosto de 2008  | Vistas: 1007

Jeff Sandefer leads a Socratic dialogue to explore how free market principles can be applied to a university setting.  In the course of the discussion, UFM professors and deans answer the question of whether or not it is proper for an uneducated 18-year-old to pass judgment on a professor's skills and knowledge.  They also discuss how to measure important components in teaching, including facts and theories, skills, critical thinking, and transformation. Finally, in analyzing the idea that a student is a customer of the teacher, the basic components of the relationship between customer and business person are considered.




Conferencista

Jeff Sandefer is a conceptualizer/promoter of reform in Texas state universities;…