Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity
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Resumo: | Abstract This paper presents the Teacher Self-efficacy Scale, short version, and the School Collective Beliefs Scale adaptation and search of validities evidences process. After the semantic-cultural adaptation process, this study was composed by 380 educators from the public educational system in the state of São Paulo. The teacher self-efficacy scale, composed by 12 items, was organized into three factors. The School Collective Efficacy scale, composed by 12 items, was structured into two factors. Such adaptations, through the exploratory factor analysis yielded similar factor structure to the original scales, showed good evidence for variance explained, and internal consistency. Convergent validity was verified by the significant correlation between self-efficacy and collective efficacy. Criteria validity was verified through significant correlations between these beliefs and school performance. It is suggested to increase the sample size to confirm these results. |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity Casanova,Daniela Couto Guerreiro self-efficacy collective efficacy teachers |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Personal and Collective Efficacy Beliefs Scales to Educators: Evidences of Validity |
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Casanova,Daniela Couto Guerreiro |
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Casanova,Daniela Couto Guerreiro Azzi,Roberta Gurgel |
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Azzi,Roberta Gurgel |
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Casanova,Daniela Couto Guerreiro Azzi,Roberta Gurgel |
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self-efficacy collective efficacy teachers |
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self-efficacy collective efficacy teachers |
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Abstract This paper presents the Teacher Self-efficacy Scale, short version, and the School Collective Beliefs Scale adaptation and search of validities evidences process. After the semantic-cultural adaptation process, this study was composed by 380 educators from the public educational system in the state of São Paulo. The teacher self-efficacy scale, composed by 12 items, was organized into three factors. The School Collective Efficacy scale, composed by 12 items, was structured into two factors. Such adaptations, through the exploratory factor analysis yielded similar factor structure to the original scales, showed good evidence for variance explained, and internal consistency. Convergent validity was verified by the significant correlation between self-efficacy and collective efficacy. Criteria validity was verified through significant correlations between these beliefs and school performance. It is suggested to increase the sample size to confirm these results. |
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Universidade de São Francisco, Programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto Sensu em Psicologia |
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Universidade de São Francisco, Programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto Sensu em Psicologia |
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