[PDF] Top 20 The promise of a better group future: Cognitive alternatives increase students' self-efficacy and academic performance

... Our future-oriented group-level approach also differs from the stereotype threat framework, which focuses on perceptions of contemporary inter-group status differences to account for ... See full document

... Operationalizing academic resilience as students’ cognitive- affective and behavioral responses to academic adversity, the present study seeks to establish examples of context-specific ... See full document

... that academic self-efficacy and performance are positively correlated in groups of students, little is known about whether individual students’ academic ... See full document

... or academic performance. As described by Bandura (1997), self-efficacy beliefs are different with different individuals, they vary under different circumstances, undergo transformations with ... See full document

... Computer self-efficacy research also occurs in higher education ...an increase in computer self-efficacy post training in undergraduates enrolled in an introductory computer ...computer ... See full document

... Bandura. Academic self-efficacy which defines individuals’ beliefs of achievement of educational duties [5], affects learning and motivation, thus, would be helpful in students’ mental efforts ... See full document

... then increase your own understanding of it and because there’s so many years can use that room erm like someone was there struggling once with a t-test and you’re there and you’ve got to ... See full document

... of Academic Achievement presented shows that male students’ mean score was ...variable group, students belonging to individual sports (N=200) mean score was ...female students mean ... See full document

... that students’ achievement increase significantly when students use mobile learning devices, including smartphones, during learning ...will increase as they have the device at ...that ... See full document

... as students advance ...(i.e., academic self-efficacy, academic locus of control, test anxiety and performance-avoidance goals) and learning/cognitive measures ...in ... See full document

... the students’ attainment of the learning outcomes (Ryan, ...for students in the participatory learning approach method (PLAM)(Bieber, ...enhance self-paced learning catalyzed by self- ... See full document

... of students decreases through each year of the ...have increase due to students transferring between departments or students not obtaining the necessary credits to continue matriculating with ... See full document

... between academic self-efficacy and academic performance among orphaned secondary school students in ...orphaned students and 35 principals. A total of 300 orphaned ... See full document

... In brief, studies were included if they: Presented data regarding academic SE, measured in accordance with SE theory, at any level of specificity; collected data regard[r] ... See full document

... of self-ratings can be found in Paulhus (1991) and a thorough discussion of response bias related to self-ratings can be found in Lucas & Baird ... See full document

... in Academic achievement, self-efficacy, Self-regulation and creativity of students is sometimes Roodehen Azad, In a sample of 300 subjects (146 females, 154 males) were administered to ... See full document

... their students' needs beyond academic instruction (Vahdany, Sabouri, & Ghafarnian, ...2013). Students exposed to the teaching strategies of framing and team – assisted individualization have a ... See full document

... achievement increase and so productivity increases (Johnson and Johnson, ...because students are engaged actively in the learning process and challenged to facilitate the group’s learning experience, they ... See full document

... As a further check that the instrument is not weak, as suggested by Angrist and Krueger (1999), in Table 3, we report results from three different estimates of the reduced-form equation in which the dependent variable is ... See full document

... by split-half method as .73 (Vallerand et al., 1989). In the research, the reliability of this scale was obtained using the Cronbach alpha and split-half methods, where the coefficients were .85 and .76, respectively. In ... See full document