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UNIVERSITY FACULTY AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE USA AND UKRAINE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
 
 
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Państwowy Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny w Tarnopolu, Ukraina
 
 
Publication date: 2019-07-25
 
 
Rozprawy Społeczne/Social Dissertations 2012;6(2):86-100
 
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In the paper the author’s strategic vision of how to use faculty development in changing the culture of Ukrainian higher education so that to create productive teaching and learning environment has been suggested. The investigation has been presented as a comparative study of faculty development practices at Michigan State University (USA) and a number of Ukrainian higher institutions. The analysis of the model of an American university has been carried on-site during a shortterm research visit and the most relevant and needed practices to be implemented in Ukraine have been identiϐied. The results of the investigation are the key guidelines and principles to be undertaken to make the integration of MSU model into Ukrainian educational environment possible. The author’s idea also implies that it’s not only the resources and funding that a Ukrainian university lacks on the way to successful FD program launching, but it’s more of the attitudinal reason that needs to be mended in the mind of university faculty. Thus a change in academic culture should take place. This culture should possess speciϐic and appropriate for Ukrainian society coloring. The research, in its turn, triggers the importance of constructing speciϐically directed study on creating programs for bringing the mentioned changes to life at a Ukrainian university which will be the object of investigation in further scientiϐic papers of the author.
 
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