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Recommendations and case studies for the evaluation of university teaching that promotes the use of evidence-based instruction, Transforming Higher Education Multidimensional Evaluation of Teaching (TEval) Project
Models of peer observation of teaching [PDF], Learning and Teaching Support Network
A comprehensive guide to support the career progression of academics on the basis of their contribution to teaching and learning, The Career Framework for University Teaching
Best Practices in the evaluation of teaching [PDF], IDEA Papers
Guide for faculty and institutions on achieving better teaching through better evaluation [PDF], To Improve the Academy

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Chism, N.V.N. (2007). Peer review of teaching: A sourcebook (2nd ed.). Anker.
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