1994
DOI: 10.3102/00028312031003627
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Teacher Efficacy: A Study of Construct Dimensions

Abstract: This study examined the structure of a construct generally labeled teacher efficacy. A sample of 342 prospective and experienced teachers was administered an efficacy questionnaire adapted from the research of Gibson and Dembo (1984) . Factor analytic procedures with varimax rotation were used to generate a two-factor solution that accounted for 32 % of the variance in scale scores. Contrary to previous research, these factors corresponded not to a personal versus teaching efficacy distinction, but instead to … Show more

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“…Most graduates expressed their belief they would be able to motivate students to get involved in learning and to achieve desirable results, even the unmotivated ones. Similar findings are also found in several research studies which have investigated the way teachers encourage students with learning disabilities, difficulties and those achieving below their potential (Guskey & Passaro, 1994). Many GRP reported they could get 'challenging' children involved and this had been a goal they had wanted to achieve even during the pre-service training.…”
Section: The Self-efficacy and Contributions That Influence The Way Osupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Most graduates expressed their belief they would be able to motivate students to get involved in learning and to achieve desirable results, even the unmotivated ones. Similar findings are also found in several research studies which have investigated the way teachers encourage students with learning disabilities, difficulties and those achieving below their potential (Guskey & Passaro, 1994). Many GRP reported they could get 'challenging' children involved and this had been a goal they had wanted to achieve even during the pre-service training.…”
Section: The Self-efficacy and Contributions That Influence The Way Osupporting
confidence: 68%
“…W nowszym artykule podobną definicję proponują Guskey i Passaro [10], pisząc, że są to "wierzenia lub przekonania, o tym, że można wpływać na wysokie osiągnięcia nawet u tych uczniów, którzy mają trudności w nauce lub są słabo zmotywowani".…”
Section: Pojęcie Przekonań O Własnej Skuteczności Nauczycieliunclassified
“…niską trafność dyskryminacyjną 2 podskal -PTE i GTE [18], oraz dość niski (28,8%) wskaźnik wyjaś-nionej wariancji [16]. Z kolei Guskey i Passaro [10] wykazali, że PTE i GTE silniej wiążą się z wewnętrznym vs zewnętrznym umiejscowieniem kontroli niż z poczuciem własnej skuteczności i oczekiwaniami rezultatów. Warto też zauważyć, że w oryginalnych badaniach Gibson i Dembo analiza trafności teoretycznej, mierzona zarówno metodą korelacji z konstruktami pokrewnymi, jak i metodą obserwacji zachowań nauczycieli przy pracy, nie była zbyt wysoka [17].…”
Section: Pomiar Przekonań O Własnej Skuteczności Nauczycieliunclassified
“…Esse construto tem despertado interesse em diversos pesquisadores (Ashton, Olejnik, Crocker, &McAuliffe, 1982;Guskey, & Passaro, 1994;Pajares, 2007;Tschannen-Moran, Woolfolk, & Hoy, 1998), dado o poder preditivo acerca da prática docente e a influência sobre os resultados acadêmicos dos estudantes. As crenças de autoeficácia de professores têm sido relacionadas de forma positiva a vários fatores, como sucesso acadêmico, ensino mais eficaz, maior envolvimento da família (Gibson & Dembo, 1984;Hoy & Woolfolk, 1993), assim como motivação dos alunos (Bandura, 1997).…”
Section: Crenças De Eficácia De Professores Autoeficácia Docenteunclassified