Teacher self-efficacy (SLSEQ-TV), student self-efficacy (SLSEQ) and their relationship to student ability was examined. The participants (students, n= 122 ; teachers, n = 6) completed the Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement - III and a series of questionnaires. The teachers' perceptions of the students' self-efficacy was significantly correlated with the students' abilities. However, SLSEQ was not correlated with their performance and the SLSEQ-TV was the same as the SLSEQ and there was no correlation between the two variables. Finally, the SLSEQ-TV was significantly correlated with their perception of the students' self-efficacy, but was not significantly correlated with SLSEQ and the students' abilities. K...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
Research has shown links between high levels of teacher self-efficacy and increased student achievem...
Self-efficacy or the belief in one’s ability (Bandura, 1977) on the part of both teachers and studen...
AbstractAccording to research based on teacher efficacy, experiences during student teaching influen...
Self-efficacy is the belief that an individual is able to control the outcomes of potentially stress...
AbstractReading and writing self-efficacy have been recognized as related to and predictors of writi...
AbstractThe primacy of self-efficacy as an independent contributor to task performance of language s...
Teacher self-efficacy or teachers beliefs in their ability to havea positive effect on student lea...
The study of self-efficacy and its impact on human performance has intrigued many scholars during th...
Research has shown links between high levels of teacher self-efficacy and increased student achievem...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the self-efficacy beliefs of the teacher candidates ...
Efficacy is created early in a career and not easily influenced over time yet states and school dist...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the teacher self-efficacy beliefs of the teacher can...
Teachers continue to experience an increased sense of responsibility as it relates to job performanc...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
Research has shown links between high levels of teacher self-efficacy and increased student achievem...
Self-efficacy or the belief in one’s ability (Bandura, 1977) on the part of both teachers and studen...
AbstractAccording to research based on teacher efficacy, experiences during student teaching influen...
Self-efficacy is the belief that an individual is able to control the outcomes of potentially stress...
AbstractReading and writing self-efficacy have been recognized as related to and predictors of writi...
AbstractThe primacy of self-efficacy as an independent contributor to task performance of language s...
Teacher self-efficacy or teachers beliefs in their ability to havea positive effect on student lea...
The study of self-efficacy and its impact on human performance has intrigued many scholars during th...
Research has shown links between high levels of teacher self-efficacy and increased student achievem...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the self-efficacy beliefs of the teacher candidates ...
Efficacy is created early in a career and not easily influenced over time yet states and school dist...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the teacher self-efficacy beliefs of the teacher can...
Teachers continue to experience an increased sense of responsibility as it relates to job performanc...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
The study reported on here focuses on self-efficacy in relation to high-school teachers’ teaching of...
Research has shown links between high levels of teacher self-efficacy and increased student achievem...