Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education

The teachers’ self-efficacy (TS) is one of the important determinants, which affects teachers’ behavior and also affects the effectivity of educational process. The presented study is based on the concept of Gibson and Dembi, who characterized the teachers’ self-efficacy by two dimensions – Personal...

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Main Authors: Anna Petr Šafránková, Karla Hrbáčková
Format: Article
Language:ces
Published: Tomas Bata University in Zlín 2016-11-01
Series:Sociální Pedagogika
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Online Access:http://soced.cz/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Teachers-self-efficacy-SocEd-Anna-Petr-Safrankova-Karla-Hrbackova.pdf
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description The teachers’ self-efficacy (TS) is one of the important determinants, which affects teachers’ behavior and also affects the effectivity of educational process. The presented study is based on the concept of Gibson and Dembi, who characterized the teachers’ self-efficacy by two dimensions – Personal Teaching Efficacy (PTE) and General Teaching Efficacy (GTE). Our goal is to present results of the research which was focused on determination of the relation between teachers’ self-efficacy and the factors related with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils. Among the mentioned research tool it was used the semantic differential method. We found out that the teachers from the chosen primary schools are more convinced about their abilities to influence pupils’ learning and behavior (PTE) and less convinced about the overcoming unfavorable effects of environment through the education (GTE). We also discovered that the teachers’ self-efficacy rate from chosen primary schools is not correlated with their experience (with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils) and there is no significant difference between TS and the territory of teachers’ work. The self-efficacy rate is strongly correlated with the evaluation of the concepts related with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils.
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spelling doaj.art-f147264de88a407aaa986354325a08032022-12-21T18:48:41ZcesTomas Bata University in ZlínSociální Pedagogika1805-88252016-11-0142193710.7441/soced.2016.04.02.02Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ EducationAnna Petr Šafránková0Karla Hrbáčková1Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Faculty of Humanities, nam. T. G. Masaryka 5555, 760 01 ZlínTomas Bata University in Zlín, Faculty of Humanities, nam. T. G. Masaryka 5555, 760 01 ZlínThe teachers’ self-efficacy (TS) is one of the important determinants, which affects teachers’ behavior and also affects the effectivity of educational process. The presented study is based on the concept of Gibson and Dembi, who characterized the teachers’ self-efficacy by two dimensions – Personal Teaching Efficacy (PTE) and General Teaching Efficacy (GTE). Our goal is to present results of the research which was focused on determination of the relation between teachers’ self-efficacy and the factors related with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils. Among the mentioned research tool it was used the semantic differential method. We found out that the teachers from the chosen primary schools are more convinced about their abilities to influence pupils’ learning and behavior (PTE) and less convinced about the overcoming unfavorable effects of environment through the education (GTE). We also discovered that the teachers’ self-efficacy rate from chosen primary schools is not correlated with their experience (with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils) and there is no significant difference between TS and the territory of teachers’ work. The self-efficacy rate is strongly correlated with the evaluation of the concepts related with the education of socially disadvantaged pupils.http://soced.cz/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Teachers-self-efficacy-SocEd-Anna-Petr-Safrankova-Karla-Hrbackova.pdfteacher self-efficacysocially disadvantaged pupilsteacherssemantic differential
spellingShingle Anna Petr Šafránková
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Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
Sociální Pedagogika
teacher self-efficacy
socially disadvantaged pupils
teachers
semantic differential
title Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
title_full Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
title_fullStr Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
title_full_unstemmed Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
title_short Teacher Self-Efficacy within the Context of Socially Disadvantaged Pupils’ Education
title_sort teacher self efficacy within the context of socially disadvantaged pupils education
topic teacher self-efficacy
socially disadvantaged pupils
teachers
semantic differential
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