This paper discusses social work students' personal impressions of teaching effectiveness. As an alternative instrument to the traditionally used questionnaire, Kelly's (1955) repertory grid was used for eliciting and evaluating the criteria for effective teaching held by four undergraduate students. It is suggested that the repertory grid technique is a powerful heuristic tool for investigating teaching effectiveness in social work education.
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