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Don't Stop Believing? Investigating the Malleability of Teacher Self-Efficacy Through Meta-Analytic and Multi-Level Methods

Authors: Täschner, Janina Katharina Helga;

Don't Stop Believing? Investigating the Malleability of Teacher Self-Efficacy Through Meta-Analytic and Multi-Level Methods

Abstract

This dissertation explores the malleability of teacher self-efficacy. Study 1, a meta-analysis, shows that interventions can significantly promote teachers’ self-efficacy, regardless of their career stage, with reflection opportunities being especially beneficial. Study 2, using multilevel analysis, reveals that secondary teachers assess their self-efficacy differently across classes. Implications for socio-cognitive theory, and particularly the measurement, and promotion of teacher self-efficacy are discussed. Im Fokus dieser Dissertation steht die Frage, wie veränderbar die Selbstwirksamkeit von Lehrkräften ist. Studie 1 zeigte mithilfe einer Meta-Analyse, dass Interventionen erfolgreich die Selbstwirksamkeit von Lehrkräften fördern können. Die Karrierestufe spielt dabei keine Rolle, Reflexionsgelegenheiten sind besonders förderlich. Studie 2 zeigte mithilfe einer Mehrebenenanalyse, dass Lehrkräfte im Sekundarschulbereich ihre Selbstwirksamkeit je nach Klasse unterschiedlich einschätzen. Die Bedeutung beider Studien für die theoretische Annahmen der sozio-kognitiven Theorie sowie insbesondere für die Erfassung und Förderung von Selbstwirksamkeit wird diskutiert.

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self-efficacy;meta-analysis;mutli-level modeling;teachers;intervention;context, Selbstwirksamkeit;Meta-Analyse;Mehrebenenanalyse;Lehrkräfte;Intervention;Kontext, Psychologie, ddc: ddc:150

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