The math teachers’ self-efficacy beliefs about classroom management (a case study of elementary schools in Diyarbakir)
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2018
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Eurasian Society of Educational
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info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Özet
This study aims to evaluate elementary school math teachers' self-efficacy beliefs about classroom management. With the aim of investigating elementary school math teachers' self-efficacy beliefs about classroom management, a classroom management self-efficacy scale was developed. The 5 point likert scale is composed of 46 items. The scale was applied to 142 math teachers working at elementary schools in Diyarbakir central district. Data were analyzed in terms of gender, seniority, classroom population and weekly course load. To analyze the data, t-test, one way variance analysis (ANOVA), Scheffe and LSD tests were used. The results showed that the math teachers have a positive self-efficacy belief of classroom management and that male teachers are better at maintaining discipline in class. In addition, the research shows that teachers with more experience are better at course design and classroom management and that classroom population has an effect on math teachers' self-efficacy beliefs about classroom management.
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Classroom management, Math teachers, Self-efficacy belief
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European Journal of Educational Research
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Q2
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7
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3
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Bulut, İ. ve Topdemir, S. (2018). The math teachers’ self-efficacy beliefs about classroom management (a case study of elementary schools in Diyarbakir). European Journal of Educational Research, 7(3), 639-652.
