Social Psychology of Education,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
27(2), С. 567 - 586
Опубликована: Окт. 16, 2023
Abstract
Teacher
expectations
not
only
relate
positively
to
student
achievement,
but
also
beliefs
such
as
their
self-concept.
Nevertheless,
most
studies
focus
on
the
relations
with
followed
by
beliefs.
Beliefs
are
a
significant
determinant
of
academic
success
and
can
include
self-concept
or
emotions,
anxiety.
The
extent
which
anxiety
be
influenced
teacher
has
been
investigated
in
very
few
studies.
This
paper
examined
how
related
changes
self-concept,
mathematics
within
school
year.
data
were
from
longitudinal
study
“Outcomes
education”,
funded
Swiss
National
Science
Foundation
based
28
teachers
509
primary
students.
operationalized
using
residual
approach.
Student
achievement
was
assessed
via
standardized
test
well
questionnaire.
multi-level
structure
considered
analyses,
because
interclass-correlation
exceeded
critical
value
10%.
results
showed
that
negatively
towards
mathematics.
change
explained
variance
small
(self-concept
anxiety)
large
(achievement).
extend
findings
expectation
effect
classroom,
they
discussed
regarding
significance
for
success.
Educational Psychology Review,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
34(1), С. 259 - 300
Опубликована: Май 15, 2021
Abstract
This
integrative
review
aims
to
render
a
systematic
account
of
the
role
that
teachers’
psychological
characteristics,
such
as
their
motivation
and
personality,
play
for
critical
outcomes
in
terms
teacher
effectiveness,
well-being,
retention,
positive
interpersonal
relations
with
multiple
stakeholders
(e.g.,
students,
parents,
principals,
colleagues).
We
first
summarize
evaluate
available
evidence
on
between
characteristics
these
derived
existing
research
syntheses
(meta-analyses,
reviews).
then
discuss
implications
findings
regarding
eight
identified
characteristics—self-efficacy,
causal
attributions,
expectations,
enthusiasm,
emotional
intelligence,
labor,
mindfulness—for
educational
practice.
In
practical
recommendations,
we
focus
selection
design
future
professional
development
activities
areas
particularly
profit
from
profound
understanding
relative
importance
different
facilitating
adaptive
outcomes.
Frontiers in Education,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
6
Опубликована: Июнь 25, 2021
Previous
research
revealed
the
connection
between
students’
behavioral
and
emotional
engagement
a
supportive
classroom
environment.
One
of
primary
tools
teachers
have
to
create
environment
is
effective
feedback.
In
this
study,
we
assessed
using
perception
shared
by
all
students
from
same
teachers’
use
We
aimed
explore
effect
such
an
on
school
identification.
Using
probabilistic
sample
1,188
75
classrooms
across
6th,
7th,
9th,
10th
grades,
employed
multilevel
regression
modeling
with
random
intercept
fixed
slopes.
explored
effects
both
individual
perceptions
feedback
student
engagement.
The
analyses
identified
that
who
perceived
their
more
had
higher
level
Once
controlled
these
feedback,
still
observed
So,
in
where
used
creating
environment,
identification
levels,
regardless
association
variables
remained
significant
even
after
controlling
characteristics
(gender,
nationality,
mother’s
education,
history
grade
retention)
(grade
level,
type
school,
number
at
level).
Our
findings
support
potential
practices
foster
build
inclusive
value
diversity.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Янв. 15, 2021
Teacher
behaviors
are
one
of
the
most
significant
factors
influencing
student
learning.
Students
from
different
cultures
may
have
interpretations
their
teachers’
behaviors.
This
study
compared
associations
between
teacher
strictness,
feedback,
and
students’
motivational
beliefs
using
data
six
Western
countries
(the
United
States,
Kingdom,
Finland,
Norway,
Australia,
New
Zealand)
East
Asian
regions
(Japan,
Korea,
mainland
China,
Hong
Kong,
Macau,
Taiwan)
in
Program
for
International
Student
Assessment
(PISA)
2015.
A
total
89,869
15-year-old
students
were
included
analysis.
The
findings
indicate
that
(i)
strictness
was
negatively
associated
with
motivation,
but
positively
related
to
students;
(ii)
feedback
had
positive
both
(iii)
there
a
relationship
context.
These
results
highlight
need
consider
cultural
when
interpreting
reactions
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Introduction
With
the
rapid
development
of
technology
and
evolution
educational
ideas,
blended
learning
model
has
become
new
norm
in
higher
education.
Therefore,
based
on
Biggs’
process
theory,
this
study
aims
to
investigate
relationships
between
experience,
approaches,
satisfaction
university
students
within
Chinese
context
explore
dynamic
mechanism
learning.
Methods
The
modified
versions
Self-Rating
Scale
Self-Directed
Learning,
Course
Experience
Questionnaire,
Revised
Study
Process
Questionnaire
were
administered
939
first-grade
(444
men,
495
women).
data
analyzed
by
using
covariance-based
structural
equation
modeling
(CB-SEM)
technique.
Results
results
demonstrated
that,
among
students,
there
significant
correlations
self-directed
course
deep
approach,
surface
satisfaction.
Additionally,
approaches
mediated
association
experience
Conclusion
This
provides
insight
into
facilitative
effect
students’
their
how
is
triggered
through
mediating
role
different
with
context.
shows
behaviors
psychology
a
environment,
thus
revealing
characteristics
integrating
self-learning
framework
theory.
findings
contribute
assisting
providers
delivering
targeted
interventions
enhance
Excellent
teachers
produce
quality
students
who
resembles
their
teachers.
Teaching
is
a
very
challenging
and
stressful
job
that
create
emotional
distress
for
have
significant
impact
on
students.
Bandura's
Social
Cognitive
Theory
of
Motivation
inspired
this
study,
which
focused
Emotional
Intelligence.
This
study
attempts
to
measure
the
influences
Bangladeshi
teachers'
intelligence
(EI)
students'
motivation
academic
learning.
research
incorporates
Daniel
Goleman's
five
EI
dimensions:
self-awareness
(SA),
self-regulation
(SR),
self-motivation
(SM),
empathy
(EM)
social
skills
(SS).
The
survey
includes
14
private
public
universities
from
Bangladesh.
A
31-item
structured
questionnaire
was
designed
collect
data
(N
=
415)
respondents
using
five-point
Likert
scale,
structural
equation
modeling
(PLS-SEM)
employed
reliability,
validity,
test
hypotheses.
Results
revealed
learning
directly
influenced
by
study's
findings
indicate
positively
intelligence.
Consequently,
contributes
body
knowledge
offering
implications
in
higher
education.
Learning and Instruction,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
92, С. 101910 - 101910
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2024
This
4-wave
longitudinal
study
investigated
the
role
of
perceived
teaching
support
in
motivation
and
engagement
trajectories
from
early
adolescence
Year
6
(Time
1)
to
mid-adolescence
9
4).
A
total
7769
Australian
school
students
participated.
Latent
growth
modeling
(LGM)
was
implemented
explore
students'
trajectories.
Findings
confirmed
well-known
pattern
declines
mid-adolescence—but
played
a
significant
part
how
these
patterns
unfolded.
Specifically,
we
found
evidence
for:
(1)
temporal
effects,
such
that
declined
over
time;
(2)
initiating
at
Time
1
associated
with
positive
"starting
points"
for
1;
(3)
contemporaneous
least
one
timepoint,
related
same
timepoint;
(4)
sustaining
significantly
predicted
all
four
timepoints;
(5)
escalating
predictive
on
increased
time.
contribute
knowledge
about
boost
sustain
during
mid-adolescence.
Review of Educational Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2025
When
beginning
readers
read
aloud,
the
teacher’s
feedback
affects
their
reader
identities.
Teacher’s
may
also
imprint
a
strong
model
of
what
reading
is
and
proficient
do.
This
systematic
review
investigates
characteristics
teachers’
on
elementary
students’
furthers
its
potential
to
support
agency
in
learning
read.
A
total
52
empirical
studies
K–5
settings
were
identified
analyzed.
Findings
suggest
clear
associations
between
how
was
presented
aspects
targeted:
typically,
either
explicit
decoding
or
implicit
meaning.
Further,
for
student
more
strongly
associated
with
practices.
Finally,
two
groups
students—struggling
L2
learners—tended
receive
that
does
not
promote
agency.
The
concludes
by
discussing
practices
students
becoming
independent
readers.
Language Teaching Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 7, 2025
With
the
existing
research
gap
regarding
validation
of
effects
teacher
feedback,
relatively
limited
exploration
correlation
between
feedback
and
speaking
performance,
inadequate
examination
emotions,
this
study
endeavored
to
investigate
efficacy
in
digital
storytelling
among
learners
English
as
a
foreign
language
(EFL).
Emphasis
is
placed
on
perceptions
high
low
achievers,
reflections.
Employing
mixed-methods
approach,
design
incorporated
data
from
pre-/post-tests
storytelling,
student
responses
an
emotion
questionnaire,
reflections
practices.
The
findings
demonstrated
that
not
only
significantly
impacted
students’
performances
throughout
process
but
also
played
key
role
regulating
their
emotions.
Both
achievers
exhibited
predominantly
positive
emotions
during
creation.
However,
greater
sensitivity
competitive
pressures,
contributing
slight
differences
emotional
experiences
two
groups.
Furthermore,
displayed
desire
for
derived
more
substantial
benefits,
particularly
areas
image
selection
arrangement.
Based
reflections,
types
were
focused
adjusting
chosen
storybooks
(including
storyline
development
image/illustration
design),
establishing
fulfillment
criteria,
ensuring
equitable
distribution
work
presentation
within
each
group,
addressing
pronunciation
concerns.