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Professional Development of College Members in Sudanese Universities (University of Bahri as a Model)

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  • Abubaker Osman Mohammed Jaber

    (Associate professor , University of Bahri, College of Education, Sudan)

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This study aims to shed light on the professional development of the teaching staff members in the Sudanese universities, and the experience of the University of Bahri as a model which is renewable and in line with the spirit and requirements of the modern age as well as the quality of its teaching staff. The Researcher applied the analytical descriptive method and defined the study tool in accordance with the objectives, questions, and methodology of the study, where the researcher chose the closed open questionnaire to collect information from the teaching staff members in the University of Bahri who studied the professional diploma amounting to (60). The diploma was provided by the College of Education in the framework of the professional development of the university’s teaching staff members. The most important findings of the study were that: most of the students after the completion of the professional diploma study are able to practice teaching skills with high professionalism, integrate technology in higher education, apply the scientific principles in designing and developing University curricula, use of modern teaching strategies in teaching undergraduate courses. In the light of these findings, the researcher presented important recommendations and complementary to this aspect, such as the follow-up of the teaching staff performance of those who had completed the professional diploma after returning to their colleges and the impact of that on student academic achievement.

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  • Abubaker Osman Mohammed Jaber, 2021. "Professional Development of College Members in Sudanese Universities (University of Bahri as a Model)," Research Journal of Education, Academic Research Publishing Group, vol. 7(1), pages 11-22, 03-2021.
  • Handle: RePEc:arp:rjearp:2021:p:11-22
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