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and promoting classroom discussion and critical thinking to be more important than
            did students. However, students believed being confident was more important for
            faculty teaching face-to-face courses (see Table 3).

            Table 3

            TBC Comparison in Face-to-Face Course Settings
                                                                 Students                      Faculty
                         TBC Characteristic                 Mean            SD            Mean           SD
             Confident                                      3.23           1.45           2.54          0.53
             Establish daily and academic term goals        3.85           1.05           4.28          0.64
             Knowledgeable about subject matter             4.58           0.58           4.82          0.39
             Prepared                                       4.23           0.71           4.54          0.58
             Present current information                    3.92           0.85           4.36          0.69
             Professional                                   3.27           1.12           4.08          0.88
             Promote class discussion                       3.31           1.23           4.22          0.74
             Promote critical thinking                      3.65           1.13           4.46          0.61
             Respectful                                     4.46           0.58           4.73          0.45


            Comparison of Students’ and Faculty’s Expectations of Instructors’
            Behaviors in Online Course Settings
               In online course settings, a significant difference of expectations of instructors
            was found between students and faculty for being enthusiastic about teaching and
            about topic (F (1, 69)  = 13.4,  p < .001); establishing daily and academic term goals (F (1,
               = 6,  p = .017); being a good listener (F   = 10.45,  p = .002); being prepared
            69)                                      (1, 69)
            (F (1, 67)  = 5.3,  p -.024); being professional (F (1, 67)  = 8.32,  p = .005); promoting
            class discussion (F (1, 67)  = 19.94,  p < .001); promoting critical thinking (F (1, 67)  =
            9.62,  p < .001); and providing well-managed class time (F (1, 67)  = 9,06,  p =.004).
            Table 4 supports the conclusion that faculty believed the above characteristics more
            important for online instructors than did students.


            Table 4

            TBC Comparison in Online Course Settings
                                                                     Students                   Faculty

                            TBC Characteristic                    Mean          SD          Mean          SD
             Enthusiastic about teaching and about subject        3.00         1.41         3.13         1.44
             Establish daily and academic term goals              3.96         1.12         4.46         0.59
             Knowledgeable about subject matter                   4.71         0.46         4.87         0.34
             Prepared                                             4.30         0.82         4.67         0.48
             Present current information                          4.17         0.89         4.49         0.66
             Professional                                         3.22          1.2         3.96         0.88
             Promote class discussion                             3.26         1.14         4.24         0.68
             Promote critical thinking                            3.78         1.09         4.58         0.58
             Respectful                                           4.57         0.51         4.76         0.44




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