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FOCUS ON TEACHER THINKING
Examines how teacher beliefs, values, metaphors, and other thinking influence teacher behavior in particular and education in general.
Teacher Change in a Reform Calculus Curriculum: Influences on Change
... desired changes, student attitudes and beliefs, teacher reliance on prior modes of ... 1995). Among the factors having been found to positively influence teacher change are a ...
Elementary Teachers' Commitment Declines: Antecedents, Processes,and Outcomes
This qualitative study examines the organizational, social, and personal factors that may influence elementary teachers' declining commitments. Our findings suggest that when the teachers under study felt unsuccessful, that is, when they experienced low feelings of efficacy and low feelings of community, teachers' commitments' shifted or declined. However, the impact of negative teaching experiences on commitments is far from uniform. Rather the teachers' commitments declined as a function of the teachers' understandings of their perceived failures.
Kathryn DiPietro's Portfolio
... teacher education is to identify best practices in teaching, factors that influence ... epistemological beliefs and best teaching practices, processes and factors that influence and ...
CPP | Efficacy | Teacher Efficacy (F-L)
Resources on Teacher Efficacy (F-L) | Efficacy.
Educational Psychology Interactive: Teacher efficacy
TEACHER EFFICACY. Developd by: W. Huitt. Last Modified: August 2000. Proctor (1984) developed a model of the teaching/learning process that highlights the importance of teacher expectations for student learnig. ... teacher expectations for student learnig. This model describes the variables or factors of schools and classrooms thought to be under the influence ...
ACF OPRE: Relationship of Classroom Quality and Type of Curriculum to Children’s Progress in Head Start
This figure presents a flow chart that describes the overall model of how program-level factors and child and classroom-level factors can influence classroom quality and children's gains for the Head Start Program. ... influence the classroom environment and teacher factors, such as teacher experience and training, teacher beliefs about ...
CPP | Efficacy | Teacher Efficacy (F-L)
Resources on Teacher Efficacy (F-L) Efficacy.
Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools
Self-fulfilling Prophecies in the Classroom
Factors Associated With Western Region Agriculture Teachers' Perceptions of Teaching Effectiveness
... that five general factors were perceived as having an. influence upon teaching effectiveness: teacher training, teacher ... The community reflects your personal beliefs ...
Bibliography on Assessment: Factors that Influence Achievement
... NWREL, August 1996. 1. Factors That Influence Achievement. Test Center, (503) 275-9582 ... overall school effectiveness (leadership, teacher support, general beliefs), teacher influence ...
Personal Research Agenda Michelle S. Athanasiou Overview of Research Agenda
... my intention to investigate factors that influence teacher follow through, and to study the ... school-based consultation: A qualitative study of the beliefs and practices of ...
Brownell & Pajares, 1999
... Teacher efficacy beliefs ... influence teacher efficacy beliefs, we selected path analysis techniques to test these hypothesized relationships. Specifically, we sought to (a) identify the factors ...
OhioLINK ETD: Esterly, Elizabeth
This study explored elementary teachers’ mathematics teaching efficacy and epistemological beliefs. Quantitative research participants were 60 preservice elementary teachers in a Master of Education initial certification program. Three data points were used to consider the influence of a mathematics methods course and the student teaching experience. Self-report survey measures included teacher efficacy (TES), mathematics self-efficacy, a mathematics performance test, mathematics teaching efficacy (MTEBI) and mathematics epistemological beliefs (DSBQ). In a multiple regression analysis, teacher efficacy predicted mathematics teaching efficacy; mathematics self-efficacy and mathematics performance did not. Changes over time were examined through a repeated measures MANOVA. Mathematics epistemological beliefs did not change during the study. Teacher efficacy and mathematics teaching efficacy increased during the mathematics methods course. However during student teaching, mathematics teacher efficacy did not change and teacher efficacy decreased. Mathematics self-efficacy increased from the beginning to the end of the study. A repeated measures MANOVA revealed mathematics epistemological beliefs did not influence changes in mathematics self efficacy or mathematics teaching efficacy. This study qualitatively explored three novice teachers’ mathematics epistemological beliefs, analyses of the contextual and task factors impacting mathematics teaching efficacy, and epistemological beliefs’ influence on mathematics teaching efficacy. This research sought to clarify Tschannen-Moran, Woolfolk Hoy and Hoy’s (1998) integrated model of teacher efficacy. Thematic coding and analyses of interview and classroom observation data were used to create teacher profiles. Dimensions of epistemological beliefs (Schommer, SEQ, 1990) served as a framework to analyze mathematics epistemological beliefs. For analysis of the teaching context, the teachers’ school environment, student behavior and mathematics performance were observed. For analysis of the teaching task, efficacy for student engagement, classroom management, and instructional strategies were considered. Factors influencing teachers’ analyses of mathematics teaching context included availability of a mentor teacher, mandated curriculum guides, students’ backgrounds, mainstreamed special needs students, and students’ lack of number sense. Several factors not addressed by the TSES impacted analysis of the mathematics teaching task: teacher-student relationships, teachers’ mathematics content knowledge, and management of instructional time. Teachers’ epistemological beliefs influenced their definitions of the mathematics teaching task and conceptions of successful teaching, thereby impacting mathematics teaching efficacy.
Personal Llife Factors as Related to Effectiveness and Satisfaction of Secondary Agricultural Teachers
... of agricultural education programs, factors that influence teacher. effectiveness and satisfaction ... marriage, and spiritual beliefs. Two stepwise regression models were developed to ...
Introduction to the Scientific Method
... Recognizing that personal and cultural beliefs influence both our ... attempts to minimize the influence of bias or prejudice ... systematic error, due to factors which bias the result ...
Teachers Need Teachers To Grow Teacher Education Quarterly - Find Articles
Teachers Need Teachers To Grow from Teacher Education Quarterly in Reference & Education provided free by LookSmart Find Articles.
Gary Resnick, Ph.D. and Nicholas Zill, Ph.D. Westat
... Relationships of Teacher Beliefs and. Qualifications to Classroom Quality ... not include factors that could directly. influence classrooms, such as curricula, teacher beliefs or teacher ...
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Factors That Influence How We Teach. Chapter 1. Context. Turn to page 12. Case Study 1.1. What personal factors affected the way the teacher thought and reacted to Desmond? ... Teacher Beliefs. Teachers who believe students CAN learn teach more content and insist on higher student performance ...
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... their usage of it (r = .46, p < .03). Three factors seemed to influence teacher belief: 1 ... examine how teacher beliefs influence their usage of the RT, what factors influence those ...
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