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

The Factors Effecting the Self-efficacy of Secondary School Teachers

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The Factors Effecting the Self-efficacy of Secondary School Teachers
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Publication date 2017
Authors
Nu Nu Nyunt
Thida Aung
Description
The main purpose of this study was to investigate the
factors effecting the self-efficacy of secondary school
teachers. A total of 530 teachers from eight Basic Education
High Schools in Yangon Region and Six Basic Education
High Schools in Tanintharyi Region participated in this study.
Questionnaire survey method was used in this study. Teacher
Self-Efficacy Scale (TSES) was used as the research
instrument. TSES consists of 30 items with seven subscales.
Regarding the teachers’ self-efficacy, it was found that there
were no significant differences in overall self-efficacy by age,
teaching experience, marital status, designation and region.
However, a significant difference was found in efficacy to
enlist parental involvement subscale by age. Moreover, there
were significant differences on efficacy to influence decision
making and efficacy to enlist parental involvement subscales
by teaching experience.
Keywords
self-efficacy
Journal articles
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Yangon University of Education Research Journal
159-173p
10
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