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The purpose of this study is to explore the relationships between teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy. Hedges&Olkin(1985), Rosenthal (1991) meta-analysis are applied to analyze the variables affecting the results. 260 studies are analyzed in this research: including 41 papers or studies about teachers’ teaching beliefs, 141 papers about teaching efficacy and 30 others about the relationship between teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy. From the above researches, the study tried data selection, coding, login, and a computer program, Comprehensive Meta Analysis [2.0] to explore the relationships between teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy. The main findings are as followings: 一、 Teachers’ teaching beliefs: can be divided into the relations between teachers and students, the teaching and courses, teachers’ roles, the difference of students, the evaluation of teaching and classroom management. The effect size is decided by Choen’s d from maximum to minimum as the relations between teachers, the teaching and courses, teachers’ roles, the difference of students, the evaluation of teaching and classroom management. The above-mentioned beliefs play a major role in a teaching. 二、 Teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy: can be divided in to the efficacy of the interaction between teachers and students, the efficacy of teaching strategies, the efficacy of classroom management, the efficacy of teaching plans, the efficacy of self-teaching and the efficacy of teaching evaluation. The effect size is decided by Choen’s d from maximum to minimum as the efficacy of the interaction between teachers and students, the efficacy of teaching strategies, the efficacy of classroom management, the efficacy of teaching plans, the efficacy of self-teaching and the efficacy of teaching evaluation. The above-mentioned efficacies are keys to a successful teaching. 三、 The relationship between teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy: among 49 variables, the maximum-level r effect takes 41 variables, the medium-level r effect takes 29 and the low-level r effect takes only 1 and the rest 2 variables cannot be calculated. The r-value in the six efficacies of teachers’ teaching beliefs and teaching efficacy is over medium-level; in the classroom management, teachers’ roles, the relations between teachers and students and the teaching and courses, the r-value is the maximum-level. In the six efficacies of the evaluation of teaching and teachers’ teaching beliefs, the r-value is low-level. However, no obvious relations exist between the classroom management belief and teaching strategy efficacy and between the classroom management beliefs and teaching evaluation efficacy. Last, education authority can use it to carry out Teaching Proficiency Evaluation. Keywords: Teacher ,Teaching Beliefs, Teaching Efficacy
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