Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2016
Abstract
Researchers demonstrated that the Multi-Tiered Instruction Self- Efficacy Scale works with a population of preservice teachers in the assessment of self-efficacy for multi-tiered instruction. The scale demonstrated strong internal consistency (.94). With 148 participants, all juniors in a teacher preparation program, areas of greatest need for professional development included data-driven decision making and meeting the needs of English language learners. Significant short-term gains were made in overall self-efficacy for multi-tiered instruction as well as in the six subcomponents of finding and evaluating evidence-based solutions, collaboration, monitoring interventions, data-driven decision making, engaging learners, and meeting the needs of English language learners.
Recommended Citation
Barnes, Susan K. and Burchard, Melinda S., "Utility of the Multi-Tiered Instruction Self-Efficacy Scale in Assessing Needs and Short-Term Gains of Preservice Teachers for Multi-tiered Instruction" (2016). Faculty Educator Scholarship. 30.
https://mosaic.messiah.edu/edu_ed/30
Comments
Barnes, S., & Burchard, M. S. (2016). Utility of the Multi-Tiered Instruction Self-Efficacy Scale in Assessing Needs and Short-Term Gains of Preservice Teachers for Multitiered Instruction. Teacher Education and Practice, 29(1), 191+.