2010
DOI: 10.7202/039863ar
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Incidence de la motivation des élèves du secondaire sur leur classement en mathématiques

Abstract: La présente étude visait à évaluer la valeur prédictive de la motivation au début de la 3e secondaire sur le classement en mathématiques en 4e secondaire. Un questionnaire portant sur différentes variables motivationnelles a été administré à 3 711 élèves. Les régressionsmultinomiales effectuées sur les données montrent que la proportion de variance expliquée par les variables motivationnelles pour prédire le classement est importante, principalement en ce qui concerne les perceptions de compétence en mathémati… Show more

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“…Other individual factors that exert a more moderate influence have been taken into account to explain math placement. Researchers have found a positive relationship between student motivation (generally defined in terms of interest, usefulness, and perceived competence) and their placement in an advanced math course (Ireson & Hallam, 2009;Lessard, Chouinard, & Bergeron, 2009;Ma, 2001;Pajares & Miller, 1995). In the literature on academic choice, one study indicated that motivation toward math had a positive influence on students' decisions, and this influence grew during adolescence (from grade 7 to 12) (Ma, 2001), such that by the end of high school, attitude toward math was more strongly determinant than marks for the choice to take advanced math courses.…”
Section: Individual Determinantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other individual factors that exert a more moderate influence have been taken into account to explain math placement. Researchers have found a positive relationship between student motivation (generally defined in terms of interest, usefulness, and perceived competence) and their placement in an advanced math course (Ireson & Hallam, 2009;Lessard, Chouinard, & Bergeron, 2009;Ma, 2001;Pajares & Miller, 1995). In the literature on academic choice, one study indicated that motivation toward math had a positive influence on students' decisions, and this influence grew during adolescence (from grade 7 to 12) (Ma, 2001), such that by the end of high school, attitude toward math was more strongly determinant than marks for the choice to take advanced math courses.…”
Section: Individual Determinantsmentioning
confidence: 99%