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  1. Yangon University of Education
  2. Department of Educational Psychology

Impact of Teacher Training Programs on Prospective Teachers' Professional Attitude

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Title Impact of Teacher Training Programs on Prospective Teachers' Professional Attitude
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Wint Wah Wah Tun
Nu Nu Nyunt
Description
The study investigated the professional attitude of prospective teachers. Then, to examine the impact
of teacher training programs on the development of prospective teachers’ professional attitude is of
next interest. Design of this study is cross sectional in nature. Quantitative perspective was used in
this study. Questionnaire survey method was used to measure the professional attitude of prospective
teachers. This study was conducted at Yangon University of Education (YUOE) and Sagaing University
of Education (SUOE), Myanmar. Simple random sampling technique was used in this study. A total of
639 prospective teachers attending at the first year to final year classes of Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
program participated in this study. Attitude Scale towards Teaching Profession (ASTTP) developed by
Hussain (2004) was used as the research instrument. Alpha reliability for ASTTP revealed at .827. In
this study, 49.3% of participant prospective teachers were found to have positive professional attitude.
Gender related difference was not found to be on the prospective teachers’ professional attitude. It was
found that there was significant difference among professional attitude of prospective teachers across
level of education as well as satisfaction to training program and practice teaching experiences.
Keywords
Professional attitude, gender, level of education.
Journal articles
2
AsTEN Journal of Teacher Education 2016
86-98p
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