1- Health Care Services Management Department, Health Faculty, Baqiyatallah University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran 2- Health Management & Economics Research Center, Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran 3- Applied Research Center, Deputy of Health, Aid & Treatment, NAJA, Tehran, Iran , mahdihasani58@gmail.com
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Aims: Understanding the
components and analyzing the relationships among the various components of the
teaching quality from the professors’ view point can help better analyzing of
teaching quality. This study aimed to analyze the relationship between the
factors influencing the teaching quality of teachers' attitudes using
structural equation modeling.
Methods: This cross-sectional study
was done in 2013. 396 professors and faculty members were elected from Medical
Sciences University of Tehran selected by simple random sampling method. Siraj
teaching quality questionnaire was used to measure teaching quality. Data
analyzed by the Lisrel 8.8 software. To evaluate the models’ fitting, the GFI,
AGFI, RMSEA parameters and Chi-square test were used.
Findings: Interpersonal relations
component showed the greatest effect to improve the quality of teaching. The
highest factor loading of the lesson plans component was with teaching
component (0.11), the highest factor loading of teaching component was with
teaching component method (0.34) and the highest loading factor of teaching
evaluation component was with teaching component (0.34) and the loading factor
of interpersonal relations component the highest factor loading was associated
with teaching evaluation component (0.36). Also, regarding RMSEA, AFGI and GFI,
the structural relationship analysis modeling had a good fitting among the
components of teaching quality.
Conclusion: Interpersonal relation
component is the most important component among the other teaching quality
components and structural equation modeling show that the relationship between
various factors and their interaction should be appropriately identified.