Information Updating in Working Memory: Its Effect on Teacher Efficacy

  • Tao J
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Teacher efficacy has a great impact on effective teaching and has been studied in various perspectives. The updating information ability in working memory is always related with many capabilities of cognition. An experiment of N-back task and a questionnaire of teacher efficacy were conducted in this study to test the effect of the ability of information updating in working memory on the teacher efficacy. A significant difference was found in the reaction time between high teacher efficacy group and low teacher efficacy group. The results showed that teachers who scored higher in the teacher efficacy scale tended to react faster than those who scored lower based on the same accuracy. And the updating information ability could serve as a predictor of teacher efficacy.

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Tao, J. (2012). Information Updating in Working Memory: Its Effect on Teacher Efficacy. Education Research International, 2012, 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/654154

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