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Prof. Mervat Abou Bakr Elsayed Ahmed Eldeeb :: Publications:

Title:
Teaching Self-efficacy vs Learning Self-efficacy in EFL writing
Authors: EM Abdel-Haq, MA El Dib, NA El-Sweedy
Year: 2014
Keywords: self-efficacy, Learning self-efficacy, teaching self-efficacy
Journal: Journal of Benha Faculty of Education 12 (52), 2-31
Volume: 12
Issue: 52
Pages: 2-31
Publisher: Benha University
Local/International: Local
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Abstract:

The concept of self-efficacy has primarily grown out of Bandura’s social cognitive theory, Since this, several researches have supported the theoretical claim that self-efficacy is the best predictor of one's behaviors. This paper investigates whether there is a relationship between EFL prospective teachers' learning selfefficacy and their teaching self-efficacy. Two scales were administered to 45 EFL prospective teachers. The results indicated that there is a correlational relationship between teaching selfefficacy and learning self-efficacy.

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